Things happen for a
reason! "The journey of Life is a little like going on a river cruise.
We leave our home and travel to where the cruise begins. After the boat
leaves the harbour, we experience all the wonderful things the cruise
has to offer: good food, good wine, different forms of entertainment to
make our trip pleasant and enjoyable. But sometimes we can experience
too much of a good thing. Without any challenges, life on board the
boat doing the same things over and over becomes rather dull until we
decide what we really want to experience along the way. When the boat
moors at different harbours, we leave the comfort of the boat to
experience what we have chosen and planned. At the end of each day, we
climb back on board and discuss our experiences with other passengers or
have a good rest, gearing ourselves up for the next set of adventures
on the following day."
Something called inflation a thing that happens after a plague. Well no one can really tell people to not buy things (Supply demand cost!) And higher interest rates to slow down spending can't tell people what to do inflation still high! In all this time running it just makes it hard for children waged adults and they shouldn't be living so low anyway it's natural selection in a way but here we are. "Higher interest rates can restrain such borrowing by consumers and businesses, which can prevent excesses from building in the economy." https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/why-do-interest-rates-matter.htm
Adding to the problem: "Economists believe Donald Trump’s trade and immigration policies will lead to higher inflation and lower economic growth. Trump has pledged to raise prices for consumers, even though the cost of living remains a top economic concern among voters. Lower levels of legal immigration and attempts at mass deportation would reduce the supply of available workers, creating economic problems." https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2024/09/08/trump-trade-and-immigration-policies-spell-higher-prices-less-growth
"The official U.S. food insecurity rate rose to 13.5% in 2023 from 12.8% in 2022, according to data the U.S. Department of Agriculture released Wednesday. That means more than 1 in 8 Americans about 47 million people couldn't get enough food for themselves or their families at least some of the time." Many people driving up the cost of things and cooperate greed like who gets the money fur rent of why are they working together to keep the prices high in a time of record profits. Why are you suffering they are not! A little thinking is needed about things! https://www.upi.com/Voices/2024/09/06/us-food-insecurity-rate-2023-declining-benefits-soaring-prices/1911725628165
Going low because of cost is a decline. A trailer park on fire has a low cost of living doesn't mean you would want to live there. Low is low like no healthcare expect to die there. It's quicksand if they are down the whole will be down with them!
