It is said that the repayment exemption of corona interest-free loans for living funds for individuals is as high as 30%.
Although it is not possible to make a simple comparison, repayment of interest-free loans to medical and welfare facilities will begin next fiscal year.
After all, some hospitals and special nursing homes will not be able to repay.
Urban hospitals and welfare facilities have high real estate asset value, so it was possible to borrow working capital even if they were operating in the red.
But in Corona, the deficit continues, and the deficit is accumulating.
Corona is not over yet, and we have not returned to the past profit structure.
In this situation, the bank will not lend for you.
I think we have no choice but to ask for exemption or deferment of repayment of public loans.
There seems to be no expression of intention from the medical association or the hospital association.
What do you think of the association?
I think the situation is quite different between Tokyo and the countryside.
Here, I would like you to consider interest-free loans from local governments.
Loans for deficit working capital are also important, but at this time, I wonder what kind of construction subsidies will be used to rebuild old buildings.
Both hospitals and special nursing homes, corporations without equity are originally property of the country.
You can think of it as investment or capital injection.
Aren’t taxes used to fund the rebuilding of public hospitals, schools, and nursery schools?
I think it would be good if public subsidies were provided for the rebuilding of private corporations that do not have equity.
In order to protect the lives of the people, it would be good if a large amount of government bonds were issued.
It will not be a financial bankruptcy because it will be a national asset.
Isn’t that the mainstream theory these days?
Pulse oximeter 97/97/97
Body temperature 36.3 degrees blood sugar 150
No reminder to pay on time
CEO Yasunari Koyama