That sounds reasonable, but aren't all of those mitigations for after the shit hits the fan? None of options will prevent a crash unless you can actually exercise them pre-crash.
> aren't all of those mitigations for after the shit hits the fan?
Not necessarily. Raising minimum wages or cutting certain taxes are examples of pre-emptive steps political systems can take to increase households' incomes. Making debt harder or easier to discharge, or raising or lowering policy rates, can be similarly prophylactic.
