Comments by "DrScopeify" (@drscopeify) on "NFKRZ" channel.

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  2. The Russian economy was set up by Putin to be dependent on Gas and Oil income - this is a bad design called Dutch Disease where a country income depends on just one sector of the economy to grow. In 2014 the USA started the Fracking revolution and the price of oil and gas collapsed as new supply became available. The thing is that Fracking is not just the USA but is now growing in China, Africa, and all over the world so the future is cheaper prices and Russia under Putin was badly designed to be highly exposed to this risk. Putin should have had a policy to make Oil and Gas a smaller part of the Russian economy by removing taxes, opening free-trade deals, creating tax-free industrial or Technology parks like you see in India today. This would have allowed Russian economy to be much more diverse and would not have suffered a big hit in 2014 from Fracking. The reason for the invasion of Ukraine is economics and Putin's desire to stay in power. This would not be an issue if Putin had designed the Russian economy better in 2000s and move away from resource export. The war since 2022 has provided work and better income to millions of Russians which is why they support Putin. It is all about money. However this is a phantom, mirage, as Russia has taken steps to prevent people from using the money they made - the inflation force will naturally remove this wealth that people have gained and make them poor again. That force, has been kept calm with all kinds of tactics to prevent people in Russian using the money they made. But sooner or later the day will come, 2025 or 2030 the day will come that inflation takes over the Russian economy and that will cause 2 issues #1 Russian will become very very angry at Putin so he will be in trouble #2 Russia might become addicted to war and unable to stop.
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