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How prepared are you to go through this hard time? Recessions are always tough, but people who prepare for them don't really feel the impact as much. If it were to be the capacity of Strait of Hormuz, it's just 20%, and in this 20%, some vessels are still sailing through, which should make the effect lower even than 20%, right? But in some countries, especially mine, pump price has jumped to about 100%, is that not greed/self-induced and wickedness? However, some sane countries are fighting this, as the government started subsiding to avoid issues on the economy, and many oil producing countries naturally stabilised their. This will cushion the effect globally from causing a recession. This normally happens to a country who heavily rely on imported products, especially petrol products. Here in our country, petrol products have sky rocketed to over 100% increase from what we considered the normal prices before the war broke out. Though it may sound reasonable because over 95% of the country's petrol products is imported, but I think they just put too much increase on the prices, which still threatens to increase furthermore in the next coming weeks. While the government can't even fully subsidise petrol products, and can't even cut portions of taxes temporarily specifically for the said product.
How prepared are you to go through this hard time? Recessions are always tough, but people who prepare for them don't really feel the impact as much. If it were to be the capacity of Strait of Hormuz, it's just 20%, and in this 20%, some vessels are still sailing through, which should make the effect lower even than 20%, right? But in some countries, especially mine, pump price has jumped to about 100%, is that not greed/self-induced and wickedness? However, some sane countries are fighting this, as the government started subsiding to avoid issues on the economy, and many oil producing countries naturally stabilised their. This will cushion the effect globally from causing a recession. This normally happens to a country who heavily rely on imported products, especially petrol products. Here in our country, petrol products have sky rocketed to over 100% increase from what we considered the normal prices before the war broke out. Though it may sound reasonable because over 95% of the country's petrol products is imported, but I think they just put too much increase on the prices, which still threatens to increase furthermore in the next coming weeks. While the government can't even fully subsidise petrol products, and can't even cut portions of taxes temporarily specifically for the said product.
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How prepared are you to go through this hard time? Recessions are always tough, but people who prepare for them don't really feel the impact as much. If it were to be the capacity of Strait of Hormuz, it's just 20%, and in this 20%, some vessels are still sailing through, which should make the effect lower even than 20%, right? But in some countries, especially mine, pump price has jumped to about 100%, is that not greed/self-induced and wickedness? However, some sane countries are fighting this, as the government started subsiding to avoid issues on the economy, and many oil producing countries naturally stabilised their. This will cushion the effect globally from causing a recession. This normally happens to a country who heavily rely on imported products, especially petrol products. Here in our country, petrol products have sky rocketed to over 100% increase from what we considered the normal prices before the war broke out. Though it may sound reasonable because over 95% of the country's petrol products is imported, but I think they just put too much increase on the prices, which still threatens to increase furthermore in the next coming weeks. While the government can't even fully subsidise petrol products, and can't even cut portions of taxes temporarily specifically for the said product.
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How prepared are you to go through this hard time? Recessions are always tough, but people who prepare for them don't really feel the impact as much. If it were to be the capacity of Strait of Hormuz, it's just 20%, and in this 20%, some vessels are still sailing through, which should make the effect lower even than 20%, right? But in some countries, especially mine, pump price has jumped to about 100%, is that not greed/self-induced and wickedness? However, some sane countries are fighting this, as the government started subsiding to avoid issues on the economy, and many oil producing countries naturally stabilised their. This will cushion the effect globally from causing a recession. This normally happens to a country who heavily rely on imported products, especially petrol products. Here in our country, petrol products have sky rocketed to over 100% increase from what we considered the normal prices before the war broke out. Though it may sound reasonable because over 95% of the country's petrol products is imported, but I think they just put too much increase on the prices, which still threatens to increase furthermore in the next coming weeks. While the government can't even fully subsidise petrol products, and can't even cut portions of taxes temporarily specifically for the said product.
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