Recently, prices have started to skyrocket again, why

Seasons and disasters are part of the reason, but the main reason is that the capital is speculating, including a lot of foreign funds, in fact, most of the prices have not risen much, but the money is speculating on those foods and vegetables and oilseeds that are closely related to the lives of the people, and the people's feelings are the most direct This is also the ultimate motive for the speculation of the capital to provoke anger. It is true that China's natural gas ratio is very low, and oil is high, but because the state needs funds from key industries to support finances, it also tolerates the windfall profits of some central enterprises. In addition, the fire at the port of Dalian has made PetroChina bear the blame for the blame, and its dissatisfaction must also be balanced.

I can only say that there are many complicated events behind them. **It's not easy, it's fighting an economic war with abroad, but the people don't know it.

Strictly speaking, the price trend is determined by supply and demand, but the landlord said that rice, flour, etc., there is no significant imbalance between supply and demand at present, ** The main reason is inflation, and illegal businessmen have no direct relationship, and they have a direct relationship with garlic, mung beans and other goods caused by supply and demand imbalance! It's the same as real estate hoarding and land hoarding.

First, natural disasters.

Second, the behavior of China's currency in inflation.

Third, China's people's livelihood prices will also be greatly reduced.

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Ordinary Chinese people should be prepared to live a hard life.

Natural disasters drive the speculation of travel capital, the people are blindly lucky, just take "mung beans" as an example to explain simply: mung beans have risen 2-3 times, but the people are more crazy to buy what this means - the ambition of the hype, on the contrary, the price of mung beans has risen and the people have to buy as little or not as little as possible, and the result can be imagined.

Because the Bank of China is printing money frantically, lending it to real estate developers, and circulating it to other industries, it is naturally inflationary

This is easy to understand, it is serious inflation.

I don't know the economic and political reasons.

All I know is that prices have risen and wages are still standing still

In my opinion, prices are inseparable from the rapid development of the economy. I think the reasons for the high price of things and the price of goods are, firstly, due to problems in the first chain, secondly, due to the rise in production costs, and thirdly, due to the increase in demand.

First, a problem with the chain will lead to a lot of things. The root cause of many things recently is that there is a problem with the chain. Specifically, due to the impact of the epidemic, there have been problems in the production chain of many industries, resulting in a poor production process.

This situation eventually led to a decrease in the production of many things, as well as a lack of supply, etc., and the end result was the **** of these things.

Second, the rise in production costs is the direct cause of many things. The direct cause of many things in the near future is the rise in production costs. The production process of any kind of thing requires the cost of materials, production and processing equipment, and labor.

The level of cost is the direct reason for determining the final ** of this thing. It is precisely because of the recent rise in the production cost of many things that it has led to the **** of these things.

Third, the rise in demand will also make many things **constant**. Among the factors that lead to ****, the rise in demand is also one of the important reasons. Due to the recent return to normal production in all walks of life and people's daily life, the demand for various things has also increased, which has led to the shortage of many things, so there is a situation of these things.

It is precisely because of the combined influence of the above reasons that it has led to the dismantling of many things.

Recently, I found that the prices of many things have risen, which really makes me feel very unhappy. In particular, some daily necessities, such as food, detergents, etc., have risen significantly.

The reasons for this problem are manifold. First of all, the global economic downturn, coupled with the impact of the pandemic, has caused the production costs of many raw materials to rise, which naturally leads to higher costs for manufacturers, and these costs are ultimately passed on to consumers. Secondly, international logistics and transportation are restricted by the epidemic, and the freight rate has also exacerbated the quality of goods.

In addition, the impact of the domestic and international environment cannot be ignored. For example, China's import of raw materials and food is also in the first place, which directly affects the production cost of domestic goods. Moreover, in recent years, the implementation of some policies in China, such as reducing environmental protection problems and cracking down on bad businesses, has increased the operating costs of some enterprises, which has also promoted the development of goods.

In conclusion, price ** is a complex issue that involves many factors. Although we cannot change these factors, we can reduce the impact on prices as much as possible by rational consumption and saving supplies.

Recently, there has been a general price situation around the world, mainly including the following aspects:

1.Energy Products****. Due to the global economic recovery and the progress of epidemic control, people's demand for energy products has gradually increased, and ** is still insufficient, resulting in energy products**.

In particular, energy commodities such as natural gas continue to rise, which further causes the production costs of related industries to rise.

2.Foodstuff****. It is said that due to the influence of extreme weather, diseases and pests, and other factors, some major grain-producing areas have suffered considerable losses.

In addition, restrictions on the movement of people and the closure of transportation corridors due to coronavirus prevention and control measures around the world have also led to imbalances in some important agricultural products. At the same time, logistics costs, labor costs, etc. have also had an impact on food**.

3.Electronics****. At present, bottlenecks and delays continue to occur in the global chip chain, which has led to the overall low inventory of the related industrial chain.

Especially in the field of emerging technology, the scarcity of chips is obvious, which also causes a large number of chips. Moreover, as the tension of the global ** chain continues to intensify, the production cost of electronic products is also increasing.

4.Transportation supplies****. The recent recovery or even gradual excess of the pre-epidemic demand in the travel field has triggered the rapid investment of manpower and capital in the international tourism market, taxis, online car-hailing, airlines and other travel-related enterprises under the relaxation of control restrictions, which has further caused transportation and travel supplies.

The increase in input costs caused by the rebound in demand and the shortage of labor** will affect the production costs of these companies.

Overall, there are many reasons for the price of **. Macroeconomic factors, market supply and demand, and policy factors will all have an impact on prices. In addition, under the current global novel coronavirus epidemic, more flexible and effective policy measures and market intervention methods are needed to regulate price stability, so that groups affected by price fluctuations can be truly protected.

The rise in the price level may be due to an increase in aggregate demand or a decrease in aggregate supply. Both of these factors make aggregate demand greater than aggregate supply, leading to an increase in the price level.

However, the cause of a steady and sustained rise in the price level is a steady and sustained increase in aggregate demand. This is because aggregate supply cannot be reduced steadily and sustainably.

The reason for the steady and sustained increase in aggregate demand is the sustained increase in the money supply. Persistent inflation is essentially a monetary phenomenon.

Why are prices high in cities? There are two reasons, one, there are many people, the demand is large, and no matter how high it is, some people will buy it. Second, add-on**.

Extra** is the superposition of all costs on a commodity, such as transportation fees, road expenses, rent, countless people's handling and unloading costs, taxes, and so on. The selling price of a commodity with a factory cost of only one cent can reach five yuan, and the reason is in these intermediate links.

The convenience of the city is based on the cost, and the price will inevitably cover those costs.

Since high prices are so annoying, wouldn't it be nice to keep them low?

Yes, the fundamental way is to reduce the link of human participation, that is, to reduce labor, so that the goods that are blocked by a dime will still not be much more expensive when they reach the market. One way to reduce labor is to reduce investment, so that people in early Tongtong will be unemployed and there will be no factories to enter.

Labor raises prices, but prosperity is based on labor, and the more prosperous the place, the more labor, the higher the price, because the price of many other labor is discounted.

The simple division of labor is farming and herding sheep, and the complex division of labor is the production of computers and mobile phones, through this context, it can be seen that social development is reflected through the division of labor, in this case, the future must be very prosperous, but also very tired.

There is only one way not to get tired, that is, to reduce the cost of each link, which is the fundamental reason why capitalist countries depress primary products, and it is also a problem for the international community.

In this way, prices in developed countries can not be too high, but developing countries will not be able to develop. If developing countries raise the level of their own products, resulting in prices, it will inevitably raise the prices of developed countries and affect their welfare, so it is becoming more and more difficult to enter the threshold of developed countries.

Moving bricks is the fate of human beings, hard work, and it is also the innate feeling of everyone, no matter how prosperous the future is.