Wandering Spaceship in Deep Space: Remarks from this volume
The new volume is over, and I've written a bit tired and weak recently.
Fortunately, this episode of the plot has finally passed, and the new humans finally have an opportunity to become a fifth-level civilization.
Recently, the world line has changed more frequently. It seems that the real world has not been as exciting as the real world. I won’t say much about the epidemic here, but in addition to the epidemic, there are several points worthy of attention.
The first is the global food crisis. I seem to have said in a previous chapter of the testimony that Africa and South Asia are experiencing a population explosion. If the epidemic does not end within three months, it will affect the production and transportation of food. Therefore, although the general environment of the stock market is not good, food stocks have risen pretty well (this is not for everyone to speculate in stocks).
The food problem is the world’s largest rigid demand, one hundred times that of oil. If global production capacity drops by 10%, it is not a problem of a 10% price increase, but a price increase to 10% of the population. Focus on the pyramid area, with a population of over 100 million. It was originally a country that bought food everywhere, but now that the epidemic has caused a large area of work to be suspended, and even ships have not opened, a food crisis is likely to occur.
I can't predict what will happen in the end, I can only wish them through the difficulties.
Of course, for us, there is actually no need to worry about starvation, because the country has a lot of food reserves, enough for 1.4 billion people to eat for several years. This policy has been in existence since ancient times and is called "Changping warehouse". (In fact, no other countries.)
In addition, we have come over from the epidemic, and productivity has basically recovered, so these reserve grains will be a good political bargaining chip. If a food crisis really occurs, fewer people will starve to death. (I said without conscience, if it happens, it will be a good opportunity.)
We live in an age full of changes. The development of the past few decades has given us the illusion that the world will always be peaceful and will always go smoothly. However, the GDP growth rate in the first quarter of this year is likely to be negative. It is not easy to maintain a positive number throughout the year, and many people may lose their jobs. But the world itself is like this. Since it embraces the market economy, it has to bear its negative effects.
The second point of concern is that from the current cross-strait confrontation, the ECFA agreement is likely to stop this year. The term of this agreement is ten years. This year is just over ten years. If negotiation is not conducted, it will be automatically terminated. (The author believes that it will not be renewed.)
At the same time, due to the impact of the epidemic, countries need to return blood. The RCEP agreement may be signed this year. You may not be clear that this agreement is a free trade agreement between the 10 ASEAN countries and China, Japan and South Korea, but a small island is specifically excluded in the middle.
The neighbors have signed the free trade zone agreement, and if a small island has not signed, its products will not be competitive. Everyone understands what will happen, so don't keep talking about wars and wars. Now there are a lot of sequelae.
Sheng Mien, fight against Mien, only when the other party is poor ~ IndoMTL.com~ will read your favor in turn.
I am looking forward to this very much!
The third concern is the issue of corporate debt in the United States.
The pandemic caused the U.S. stock market to plummet, and it has also implicated a lot of pensions, corporate financing, and so on. Even the pensions of the country’s footholds have been implicated, so these stakeholders are very anxious.
This time the U.S. stock market explosion is not the point. It's just the appetizer in front, and the issue of corporate debt that is due soon afterwards is more deadly and more critical...
This hole is very dangerous, very dangerous! ! !
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