Why is the Russian economy growing despite the sanctions?

2024-05-09 15:00:38

Sanctions are ineffective

Russian oil and LNG are still bought only through third countries. The development of the military industry and the reorientation of trade to Asian countries support the Russian economy. The Russian market, liberated by Western companies, has the potential for growth. There are no secondary sanctions.

In the long term, sanctions will hinder the growth of the Russian economy and lead to stagnation. For example, there is already a shortage in the labor market, inflation and the impact of technological sanctions. The vivid economic picture of Russia hides dangerous compromises made in pursuit of short-term benefits. Future generations will pay a heavy price for the current situation. However, the Kremlin only cares about the present.

How the global market share of mobile OS will change?

2022-08-15 14:22:23

Android market share raise for 71,85 to 73,85%. iOS market share down for 27,5 to 25,5%.

Due to the crisis will not buy expensive smartphones

Currently Android and iOS control 99,35 of market share. Android - 71,85%. iOS - 27,5%. Other - 0,65%

Mobile Operating System Market Share Worldwide

Why do some politicians predict the future?

2022-05-22 09:32:01

Because this is not a prediction, but an expression of the intentions of the state

They are just voicing the plans for several years ahead as if it were a prediction.

They cannot predict the simplest things, and the coronavirus is predicted with day-to-day accuracy, when it will start and when it will end, and how many waves there will be.

Even the best government cannot predict the future - so why do we trust them to design it?

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When will Africa be united?

2023-06-15 14:14:31

In 2064

The African Union is fighting for the unification of Africa today. It is an intergovernmental organization that has been leading its history since 1963. The union includes all 55 countries of the Black Continent. It is planned to create three financial institutions: the African Central Bank (planned to be created by 2028), the African Monetary Fund, the African Investment Bank.

So far, the association looks like the European Union

African Union