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The effect of the Corona measures in Germany

On March 22, 2020, the German federal government imposed a variety of restrictive measures to curb the spread of the Corona-Virus. Among these measures were severe restrictions on social contacts, the closure of non-essential shops, restaurants and bars, the cancellation of events of any size, the closure of schools and day care facilities, and severe restrictions of visits to old people’s homes and hospitals. We use an online survey to investigate how the German population was affected by these measures in terms of their subjective well-being, whether they approve of the measures and whether they want to continue those measures beyond April 20. Additionally, we want to elicit how much they would be willing to pay for an abolition of the measures. Furthermore, we want to elicit how these effects vary with personal characteristics such as psychological reactance and locus of control, but also socioeconomic variables such as income and type of employment (self-employed, working in the public sector,..)