which means it's, let's say, in a lot less, there's not so much trouble in the US dollar versus the other currencies. Now, if we go to the world we live in today, we see that the main theme tends to be inflation. And inflation is a fact, but not each country faces the same issues when we talk about inflation. When we talk about inflation, it's not the same thing about every country. So for the US, there's a demand side inflation, which is, you know, the labor market is very tight. So there's a lot of demand, but there's also supply side issue, which is the energy crisis. And when we talk about the energy crisis, people think about the energy as a standalone problem, but fertilizers use a lot of energy. So that means higher food prices. And what's the problem with higher food prices and higher energy prices? These are both inelastic goods. So it's not like you can live without, you might stop having another drink or you might not buy a second shirt, but you'll need energy and you'll (13/92)
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