US media: 13 "Perfect Storm" sweeping the world

Bloomberg's July 12 article, original topic: 13 "Perfect Storm" has swept the global new crown pneumonia epidemic, the number of "perfect storms" has increased ("Perfect Storm" is used to describe it by a variety of powerful factors. Criminal or catastrophe -Editor's Note). The tension between climate change and food supply has caused agricultural products such as avocado and watermelon to face "perfect storms"; inadequate investment and long -whip effects caused by uncertainty and innovation industries such as buildings and aviation. Here are 13 "Perfect Storms" that swept the world.

European biomedicine research: The interruption of the supply of primates is a "perfect storm" affecting the European biomedical field.

Animal Rescue Reception: Kara Ryan Animal Rescue Center said that "Perfect Storm" means that the rescue center cannot accommodate more animals due to the cost of living costs.

Online advertisement: Barclays analyst Ross Sandler recently wrote in the report that increasingly fierce competition has faced the "perfect storm" of the digital advertising market, including the decline in the entire Internet advertising expenditure and conversion rate.

South African citrus: Studies have shown that the industry is undergoing a "perfect storm" where the increase in output and the increase in agricultural input costs has increased sharply, but the actual export price decreases.

Australia Australia: Due to the excess supply of fruit, avocado, which sells as much as $ 3.9/piece in 2016, now sells only $ 1/piece, its profits are also eroded by rising fertilizer, fuel and transportation costs. It is a "perfect storm".

Watermelon in Texas: In the past, people from all parts of Texas came to Gorson to buy watermelon at the booth of Holder Agricultural Products. However, this summer, "the wild" is sold without the famous watermelon. The owner of Hold Agricultural Products Company Larry Hord said: "This year's weather and my health problems are simply a 'perfect storm'."

Shrimp along the Gulf of Mexico: Aparisio, who is engaged in the shrimp catching industry, said that too low shrimp prices, high fuel costs, and scarce hands make the industry face "perfect storm".

Emerging markets: Some experts believe that emerging markets are experiencing a "perfect storm". From the perspective of huge loans, it can be compared with the debt crisis of the third world in the 1980s and 1980s.

Australian lettuce: Wholesalers said that the price of Australian lettuce is high due to the "perfect storm" of the growers facing bad and natural conditions.

Aviation Travel: Ambrier Amblois said: "'Perfect Storm' is coming. The demand has resumed, and the number of overtime overtime in the pilot has also recorded a record, but we still see that the management cancels the flight, the passengers are helpless, and their holiday plans are subject to their holiday plans. Destroy. Unfortunately, this kind of poor management is still continuing. "

Australian house architecture: "The cost of metal ore, plastic and wood has been rising for many years, especially after the epidemic, overseas factories have been forced to stop working for a long time. Many companies have not seriously treated the cost increase. This is a 'perfect storm' ' Matthew McKee, executive director of the engineering company Arcadis.

Other contractors: contractors are facing a "perfect storm" to deal with high transportation and material costs and rising wages.

Humans itself: UN Secretary -General Gutres warns that humans are facing a "perfect storm", which is expanding inequality between the north and the south. This gap is dangerous, further threatening world peace and security, affecting the increasingly convergence of developed countries and developing countries. The global grain, energy and financial crisis caused by Russia and Ukraine has impacted countries that have struggled in the epidemic and climate crisis.

UN Secretary -General Gutres Data Map. Picture source: IC Photo

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