Alexander Mercouris
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It seems to me Nabulina (spelling) is in the mould of what Jeff Sachs was trying to avoid during the 90’s USSR collapse, a certain embodiment of neocon economics, see Hudson and Wolff.
Supply chain problems usually require a relatively easy supply of credit at odds with interest rate hikes. The above economists will explain the detail usually a combination of factors to fight inflation not just the hammer of interest rate hikes, especially since Rus current rates are relatively high.
I thought perhaps suply chain problems in this case meant having to switch from steady Western suppliers and seek alternatives elsewhere. That may include raw materials as well as manufactured other things, like needles and buttons; The answer cannot not always be ‘China’.
Alexander, you need to stop blaming the Wars solely on America when your little Country, the U,K., has enthusiastically supported ALL of these Wars politically, financially and militarily.
I admit, your little Country is unable to do much, but it does as much as it can,.