Jiang says the Russian war economy after February 2022 should show social improvements if the theory is right, citing stronger production, employment, and ammunition output as evidence.
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Jiang says the Russian war economy after February 2022 should show social improvements if the theory is right, citing stronger production, employment, and ammunition output as evidence.
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The speaker says Saudi Arabia tries to limit oil production to raise prices, while Iran often resists because it wants to sell oil and boost its economy.
He warns that markets underreact initially and then overcorrect; sustained Strait disruption is treated as materially worse than typical energy-price shocks because it hits production machinery itself.
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"...gone. This is going to cause a monumental shock to the production system of the entire planet. The markets so far have been remarkably..."
"...going to be a financial crisis caused by damage to the production system, which is the opposite of the usual situation. The financial system..."
"All right. Now, let's just say that the monkeys are coming, okay? And there's a bridge. There's a bridge. And Jack is standing on..."
"military operation in Ukraine back in February 2022, then we should see improvements in Russian society, okay? Does that make sense? So, what's happened..."
"It's factories are producing more and more weapons, but that means more and more people are employed, which means that they're drinking less, okay?..."
"example, it wants to cut back production in order to increase the price of oil, which will increase profits. But Iran often doesn't cooperate..."
"...not just energy, but also a lot of byproducts of energy production, including fertilizer, to the world, primarily East Asia and India. In return,..."
"...the rise of things like AI and robotics, the cost of production is going to drop. And there's going to be more, you know,..."
"...behind what's happening in the strait? And when you destroy helium production, when you destroy fertilizer throughput, when you lock all those resources up,..."
"...have a value outside its use in the monetary system. The production cost of gold is about $500 an ounce, I believe, at the..."
"...amazing, and by the way, not just in the area of production because, you know, literally in the next 10 years we'll have technology..."
"...you decapitate the leadership, you destroy the military, and you destroy production. That's the idea of shock and awe. I come in, I kill..."
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