Quote from: Argoo on June 11, 2023, 03:20:05 PM

Quote from: Joshapat on June 02, 2023, 02:57:45 PM

The global economy is increasingly difficult to predict, inflation that is happening globally makes us worry, if we only rely on current income then next month or next year we will experience difficulties, before bad things happen we have to be creative by utilizing all the potential that can become money .

To the current economic difficulties are added the problems associated with climate change that has already begun throughout the planet. They talk about global warming, but this has a different impact on specific regions. In some natural conditions will become unsuitable for agriculture, in others it will be necessary to quickly adapt to other crops and agricultural techniques. All this is associated with additional costs and loss of time.

In addition, military tensions and ongoing military conflicts between states have intensified recently. So far, the most terrible for the environment and agriculture is Russia's war in Ukraine. On June 6, Russian invaders blew up Europe's largest Kakhovskaya HPP and this caused enormous damage to agriculture in southern Ukraine. And this means that Ukraine will no longer be able to export agricultural products to other countries and the situation with products will deteriorate sharply.

It's terrible, and in the past it would cause global economic crisis,and that's what the Russian government was counting on, but I think they miscalculated a bit. Despite all the troubles, we, the world in general, are not heading to a nowhere economic direction. The world economy is strong enough to withstand those difficulties.

That is not to say that we can just relax and flow with the current. We must be ready ourselves for possible economic difficulties in the near future because being prepared never hurts.