So, it's been a while since the pandemic more or less "ended" in a way, but there are still some traces of what it's leaving us to deal with. Of course, this blog is primarily about economics, and we'll be talking about the recovery and/or worsening of the economy from the pandemic. Some people are still afraid and order online, some people refuse to buy things because they're "made in China" due to the Asian hate that's affiliated with not just China, but now the entire east Asian coast as a whole.
Do you think this could affect the economy in a way? And if so, how?
And another thing slightly off-topic, if the US decides to help with the situation in Ukraine by sparking a major conflict with Russia, with China's informal agreement to "coordinate diplomatic and economic moves, and build up and alliance against the United States," how do you think it will affect our technology, due to China being the one who makes most of the chips that go into our technology?
I'd love to hear your input and opinions, speak freely as you wish and you will receive no overly-opinionated disapproval from me.
Thank you.
-Sincerely, Charles.
Do you think this could affect the economy in a way? And if so, how?
And another thing slightly off-topic, if the US decides to help with the situation in Ukraine by sparking a major conflict with Russia, with China's informal agreement to "coordinate diplomatic and economic moves, and build up and alliance against the United States," how do you think it will affect our technology, due to China being the one who makes most of the chips that go into our technology?
I'd love to hear your input and opinions, speak freely as you wish and you will receive no overly-opinionated disapproval from me.
Thank you.
-Sincerely, Charles.
