So when the US officially enters a recession in the next few months, is there anything that could concievably pull it out of one? Or are we looking at the beginnings of a Great depression?In this kind of stagflation scenario services will be the first thing to collapse.
Chances are we see a great depression 2.0, won't be 'the same' but probably quite some similarities.So when the US officially enters a recession in the next few months, is there anything that could concievably pull it out of one? Or are we looking at the beginnings of a Great depression?
So if this is the case ( and please correct my assumptions if it's wrong) what the Chinese authorities did in cracking down their tech sector last year was a good move in light of what's happening or is forecasted to happen with the US tech sector. Is my conclusion or reading on this thing far off or it has some meritIn this kind of stagflation scenario services will be the first thing to collapse.
China crackdown was for ethical reasons, to stop tech companies abusing the private information of people. The US tech layoffs are completely different.So if this is the case ( and please correct my assumptions if it's wrong) what the Chinese authorities did in cracking down their tech sector last year was a good move in light of what's happening or is forecasted to happen with the US tech sector. Is my conclusion or reading on this thing far off or it has some merit