Quote from: tyz on January 01, 2021, 07:15:45 PM

Quote from: lu.cipher on December 30, 2020, 10:56:23 PM

Quote from: gaston castano on December 29, 2020, 04:42:20 PM

some people luck some not,that's what describes the current situation.
but of course new jobs will be opened because the pandemic is taking a very long time, the government will definitely provide solutions to reduce unemployment due to this outbreak.

I think the pandemic has only accentuated the problems that already existed. the world of employers has been in crisis for years, the cuts to the welfare system have always been numerous and in strategic sectors (for which we are paying the consequences) ie Health and Education, while Research is done only by companies, with the sole purpose of of profit.

Partly agree with you. The problems we now face were already there before the pandemic. Now the crisis brings them to the surface. And I think that this is just the beginning. The virus will be defeated one day but the economic aftermaths will stay for longer. All instruments to get out of a financial crisis have already been used in the last financial crises back in 2008/2009. This is what worry me more than the virus itself.

What other choice they have other than printing more money? That's their only option. Otherwise the whole system will go down and nobody wants that. Tbh, the system needs to go down because it is unhealthy like this. That's why "the great reset" stuff are being discussed a lot lately probably.

But how is that going to happen without hurting lots of people? Impossible. The system is going down whether they print or not. This is the end.