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It would be interesting to see an analysis of the effect of Russia's economic problems, now and in the future, on the global economy; and in turn, the resulting
by allears 4y ago
It would be interesting to see an analysis of the effect of Russia's economic problems, now and in the future, on the global economy; and in turn, the resulting effect on the US economy.
Not that I'm against the sanctions, at all. Russia must be made to feel the consequences, somehow, of its barbarous invasion. But due to the inescapable interconnections of the international economy, there's bound to be some blowback.
- verdverm 4y agoRussia is largely a gas station. The export very little to the US or much of the West other than that. They had military exports, but buyers are starting to question the reliability after seeing performance in Ukraine. Russia has also shrunk, relatively speaking, since the fall of the USSR. Their entire GDP is about 1/20 of the US's Perun has been creating many excellent videos on the subject on YouTube Interesting fact, Russian expats earn on average 20% more than the median income wherever the live