The Pandemic Virus: " An Era Of Large-Scale Leadership"

The two years of the virus have been called "the year of global disaster." At this point, the virus is still not contained and its effects continue to spread.

The Impact Of The Virus

First, the suspension of work.

Not only did the virus spread so fast, but it mutated so fast that people couldn't go to work.

Telecommuting is possible, but for factories, semi-automated machines and the number of people on the floor are not enough to keep production running. And they haven't fully recovered yet.

The virus has caused most people to lose their jobs while the demand for daily necessities has increased, indirectly leading to higher prices.

Secondly, because the mutation virus in Southeast Asia has not improved, resulting in the product has not been produced. As one of the world's main productive forces, Southeast Asia directly leads to the shortage of global products.

Second, demand is greater than supply in the supply chain.

Productivity has fallen in every country except China, with its "mysterious eastern power".

Now that productivity has returned in some areas, south-east Asia may need a little extra time.

Not enough productivity means the day is coming when you can make money if you work hard. At this time as long as do a good risk forecast, reduce the risk, or promising.