Quote from: CageMabok on January 10, 2025, 12:42:31 PM

Quote from: arufox on January 10, 2025, 12:25:53 PM

The global economic condition is indeed experiencing inequality between countries, even some industries are still making money, some are experiencing a crisis, but it could be that only a few parties benefit from it, while many have not felt it. As a result of the impact of all that, there is economic inequality and policies that are more in favor of the wider community.

If we look at it globally, which means it is very comprehensive for each country, there is always inequality in economic conditions, but companies that can still make a profit will certainly not feel this because they only think about their own conditions. Meanwhile, for companies or parties who experience losses, of course they themselves also have reasons why they experience losses because not all of these losses must be associated with the inequality of the current world economic conditions. Although the condition of economic inequality between developed countries can also affect economic conditions to become worse.

I agree with you that global economic inequality can indeed affect the economic conditions of various countries, especially developing countries. For developed countries, companies that suffer losses are not due to economic inequality, but because of ineffective strategies and management in running their businesses. However, in general, economic inequality between developed and developing countries can also worsen the overall economic conditions.