The global crisis: a subjective view on the chronology of events

Now it has become clear to everyone that we have entered a global crisis. Not local, but global and structural.The current crisis will drag on for a long time. Apparently, it will be accompanied by the protection of their own economies by different countries: protectionism and the formation of zones of their own consumption within their own countries. And these things are already starting to come true. Examples are the duties imposed by D. Trump, Britain's withdrawal from the "Euro zone" and the formation of settlements between countries through the mechanisms of national currencies.Ultimately, over the next 2-3 years, this will lead to the "regionalization" of the world economic system and the end of the current cycle of globalization. Over the next few years, people need to learn to live in a new reality, where there will be a high degree of competition and uncertainty. The same goes for business. Even now, when planning your development, you need to proceed from the fact that the world economy over the next 2 years will only go to its minimums. A new era begins in the history of mankind, which will be defined by the concept of "disorder". But any crisis means new opportunities.

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A.V. Kievich - Doctor of Economic S, Professor, Polessky State University, RB.M.I. Buhtik - Candidate of Econ.S., Ass. Prof.M.P. Samohovets - Candidate of Econ.S., Ass. Prof.V.S, Kivachuk- Candidate.of Econ.S., Ass. Prof, Head of Department, Brest State Technical University.*N.P. Chetyrbok - Candidate of Econ.S., As. Prof, Head of Department.**