My point of view 1: When you feel you are rich, prices will fall. In fact, prices have nothing to do with me

My second point of view:

There are reasons for the rapid rise in prices:

1. Government investment is too large Too fast construction, such as building high-speed railways, highways, and real estate, has resulted in falsely high GDP, overheating of the economy, and rising basic living necessities

2. The domestic investment environment has deteriorated, causing wealthy people to not invest their money in manufacturing. Instead, pursue profits quickly, such as real estate speculation, garlic frying, etc. Causes prices to rise too fast

3. Credit is too loose. In order to develop infrastructure, the government relaxes credit, making it easy to get loans, increasing the amount of currency in circulation, and causing inflation.

4. In order to control global resources and contain developing countries such as China, the United States and other developed countries have raised the prices of international commodities and energy and have controlled futures prices. The New York Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, etc. Under the control of the United States and Europe.

5. The government is issuing a large amount of money, which is the most direct cause of inflation.

6. Not to mention the rise in oil prices, there are more and more toll roads in China, resulting in high logistics costs, which also drives up commodity prices.

Others. . . . .