Only more insured and social welfare recipients.
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Re-introduce Keynes' policy of investing in more public sector jobs in a recession. It speeds up purchasing power, which speeds up production again. It is okay to pay for this through loans. The loans are easily repaid with the increased tax revenues in the next recession. The worked as long as the politicians wanted.
In these times of globalization that has been going on for several decades (migration of blue-collar jobs and some white-collar jobs to low-wage countries), efficiency and far-reaching automation, it would perhaps be an idea to substantially and permanently expand the public sector so that more people would have gainful and meaningful employment there they could help the public and business with their services. The costs for this will not be so high because at the same time the costs for unemployment insurance, the Employment Service, social welfare office and also sickness benefit (since fewer people are exhausted from overwork when more people are doing the chores) drop enormously.