Given how few vehicle Ukraine is getting and how little value ruzzia puts on its vehicles it’s probably acceptable ratio for russia
Like many things, the law of economics apply to everyone. For many years, I was puzzled how could China keep investing so much money on seemingly low-return investment, while the west would have people screaming about its own demise if we used the same strategy. But economic reality always end up catching up, and now we are seeing the Chinese real estate sector unravelling. My hope is eventually the same happens for Russia, where all of a sudden everything collapse because a) people don’t like to die in masses and b) the supply of vehicles is not infinite. It just takes time and until then, things *appear* as if they were stable.
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Given how few vehicle Ukraine is getting and how little value ruzzia puts on its vehicles it’s probably acceptable ratio for russia
Like many things, the law of economics apply to everyone. For many years, I was puzzled how could China keep investing so much money on seemingly low-return investment, while the west would have people screaming about its own demise if we used the same strategy. But economic reality always end up catching up, and now we are seeing the Chinese real estate sector unravelling. My hope is eventually the same happens for Russia, where all of a sudden everything collapse because a) people don’t like to die in masses and b) the supply of vehicles is not infinite. It just takes time and until then, things *appear* as if they were stable.