Why did a swine fever raise pork prices so high?
Starting with a big foreshadowing, policies have made pig farming more centralized. The swine fever has caused a serious decline in pork production, and the foreshadowing has led to a significant decrease in production. Mainland speculative capital has always had funds (normal economic conditions do not have too much speculative capital), so it crazily flooded into the pork market, causing prices to soar. The main reason is actually that we have been too aggressive in the pork industry, which has resulted in limited room for improvement when problems arise. Another issue is that the government has misjudged its ability to intervene in the economy too much, thinking it is still stuck in 2008. Swine fever is one of the causes and the main force driving the price boom. Without the outbreak of swine fever, radical policies would not be exposed, and speculative capital would not dare to touch this tightly controlled area of people's livelihood. But the support of speculative capital and policies has led to uncontrollable prices.
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