Popular survival spirit. In some cases, the miraculous
Popular survival spirit. They are not people disconnected from modernity….
City dwellers have borne the brunt of the loss of purchasing power in recent years.
People in the provinces, on the other hand, have adapted perfectly by hoeing their gardens, raising farm animals, and using fuels such as wood, which is readily available in groves.
And they are not people cut off from modernity.
But they are skilled workers, clerks, accountants, graduates with educational backgrounds perfectly in tune with the desires of the new economy.
Certain considerations came to mind.
People, however spoiled they are by new lifestyles, are more adaptable to changing conditions than we think.
They are more likely to respond to hunger pangs than to good-natured media smiles.
Undoubtedly, social adaptability is much higher than commonly thought.
Hand in hand with the spirit of survival, which in some cases is miraculous.
And geopolitical concepts such as self-sufficiency and protectionism will increasingly be the key to winning public trust.
