Of course there is more trouble for those countries, Where governments are following a strategy to mislead public opinion by taking out good headlines in bad condition.
The International Monetary Fund has slashed India’s projected economic growth rate for the current financial year. But it’s no surprise. It has also slashed the projected global growth rate. But this is also as expected. That is why the main headlines in the international financial media became the IMF’s comment that this bad phase has not yet reached its worst. That is, the situation will worsen in the coming time. But even these headlines do not give an idea of ​​what is actually happening in the world. Indeed, it has been that the world’s economic structure and times are changing. The policy of globalization which was adopted all over the world almost three decades ago is nearing its end. When America, the biggest proponent of this policy itself, has adopted protectionist policies and has joined the camp, it is not unusual for the rest of the world to fall into confusion.
Meanwhile, after the Ukraine war, Sino-Russia has intensified its campaign to forge a new axis and break the dollar’s dominance over the world. If the world economy is feeling its shocks, then this thing can be easily understood. It is difficult for anyone to say anything about what will be the end result of these phenomena. But the chances of the old system on the axis of the west will now return to its earlier form, it is very unlikely. Therefore, the crisis that is unfolding now, after the aftershocks and difficulties as before, the hope that the world will come out and return to normalcy, this hope should be given up. Now in the midst of this situation, there is undoubtedly more trouble for those countries, which do not have any roadmap of their own. Where governments have been following the strategy of misleading public opinion by taking out the best headlines in the worst condition, they are still seen in such an attempt. For example, consider the discussion that the IMF may have lowered India’s growth forecast, but the expected rate is still better than other countries! Obviously, such a lusciousness is even more deadly.
