Financial Crisis and Coal Employment

first of all, you should understand the causes of this financial crisis. The real estate production capacity in the United States is too strong, and the price is artificially high every year, which leads to the decline in purchasing power. After the decline in house prices, it has triggered a series of crises related to loans, finance, credit and so on. In short, everyone does not want to take money to invest, and hopes to put money in their hands (this is the safest). The depression of the real estate industry has caused the slump of steel and building materials, and the steel industry is closely related to the coal industry, which I think you must know better than me. Now that globalization is very high, the crisis in the United States will soon spread to the whole world, including China, for example. If there is a coal mine in China that is jointly mined by China and foreign countries, then now the foreign countries want to quit and withdraw their funds, because they may not be able to operate in their own country. If it is, you must also want to take China's money to save your own stronghold. So overall, the financial crisis is global, and all industries will be affected. Personally, I think there are two better solutions: one for postgraduate entrance examination and the other for civil servants. Therefore, your choice now is very wise, and I admire your wisdom. Now I'm taking the postgraduate entrance examination, and I won't come out until the economy improves in 3-4 years, just in time to catch up with the good situation, so I'm not sure I'll make a lot of money. To put it in a very popular way: Don't plant crops in a lean year. It's a hard work to wait until a good year. It's very rewarding!