The wave of price reductions is coming, and agricultural and sideline products bear the brunt, affecting your work and life
* Crisis under a downtrend.
China has recently seen an unprecedented wave of price reductions, and at the same time, the price of pork has also increased by nearly 40%. Customers will certainly be happy with this, and they will be able to buy more food for less**. However, there are many hidden dangers lurking behind this prosperity, and we cannot look at the problem only at the surface. Prices** are due to oversupply and undersupply. In the eyes of customers, they have picked a treasure and can buy something better at a cheaper price. But in the long run, the situation is not necessarily optimistic. The declining cost of agriculture can trigger economic problems such as deflation.
With prices continuing to fall, it is difficult for companies to make profits, and entrepreneurs either take pay cuts or lay off employees. People can't afford the goods, and the business is getting worse and worse, and finally enters a vicious circle. According to statistics, the Consumer Price Index (CPI** decreased by 0.2 per cent from a year earlier, while the cost of food was **4 per cent. In the long run, this will have a detrimental impact on our daily lives.
This is not only happening in China. Since the 1990s, Japan's ** has continued to decline, and the consumer ** index has been below 1%, causing deep deflation. The company can't make money, so it has to reduce the salary of the employees, or lay off the employees to save costs. So, the puzzling question is, why is it that we don't get what we get in syncIn such deflation, the company cannot sell good goods, and the recession is even worse.
If we face a decline, and especially if it continues to fall, it means that it will be more and more difficult to make money in the future. Such negative tendencies will gradually spread to everyone through the financial chain. So, while the sharp decline in agriculture** has provided convenience to people to some extent, it also portends a possible market chaos and financial crisis. You will find that as commodities continue to decline, especially declining, it is becoming more and more difficult to make money. I sincerely wish that all of you will face this financial crisis calmly and embrace a bright tomorrow.
Analysis of the downward trend of commercial housing** and its causes.
1. Oversupply.
The reason for this downward adjustment is that the supply of a large number of agricultural products exceeds the needs of the market. In recent years, with the growth of grain production, there has also been a great increase in grain supply. At the same time, with the rapid development of China's economy, residents' demand for high-quality agricultural products continues to increase. But now there is more supply in the market, so that housing prices continue to fall.
2. Reduce the cost of agricultural production.
The decline in agricultural products is also one of the main reasons for the decline. Due to the development of science and technology and the improvement of income, the productivity of animal husbandry has been greatly improved, and the cost of feeding has been reduced. This has the potential to reduce the value of agricultural commodities.
3. The impact of the international market.
Changes in the international economic situation and the imbalance between supply and demand of agricultural products are also one of the reasons for the decline. For example, the price reduction of agricultural and sideline products around the world also has a certain impact on our agricultural products.
The wave of price cuts has had the following impact on careers:
1. The decrease in peasant incomes.
The same is true for farmers in the case of agricultural commodities. In this wave of downward adjustment, farmers are both the biggest beneficiaries and the biggest victims. The decline in the cost of agricultural production has reduced the income of peasant households and reduced their working capital.
2. Agricultural development is restricted.
The continuous decline of agricultural products has a certain impact on agricultural production. Because the low prices of agricultural products will make peasant households dare not participate in agriculture anymore, this will have an adverse effect on the supply of agricultural products and agricultural development. On the other hand, due to the decline in agricultural products, farmers' enthusiasm for input has declined, resulting in a decline in their scientific and technological content and market competitiveness.
3. The pressure on employment is increasing.
* The decline will put some agricultural production enterprises in trouble, or even go out of business, which in turn will cause unemployment and unemployment. For farmers, the reduction will mean that they will face unemployment and fixed income.
4. Improve consumer well-being.
In the short term, the wave of price reductions has given customers more purchasing power, allowing them to buy more produce at cheaper prices. This is undoubtedly a good thing for some low-income people, as it reduces their expenses.
5. Reform the economy.
* The downward wave will also have a certain impact on the economic system of our country. Due to the price reduction of some agricultural commodities, it will inevitably impact the upstream and downstream industrial chains, and at the same time force some enterprises to accelerate structural adjustment, transformation and upgrading.
The conclusion is that although the wave of price reductions has increased the revenue of users to a certain extent, we cannot only look at the short-term profits and ignore the long-term economic effects. The decline in agricultural products will have an adverse impact on the increase of farmers' income, which in turn will have an adverse impact on the production of agricultural products, and in serious cases, it will also have a big impact on the labor market. In addition, the wave of downward adjustment will also accelerate the pace and intensity of China's transformation. As far as consumers are concerned, we should look at the convenience given to us rationally, and don't blindly chase the *** and ignore the quality and safety of the goods. On this basis, it is necessary to attach importance to the rights and interests of peasant households and give support to their development and growth.