World economy "The black swan"

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The black swan is defined as an unexpected event, of great magnitude and that entails a monetary loss that cannot be recovered.

In 2019, there were several natural events, but totally isolated from each other, we can take as an example, the Australian fire, which began in November and lasted until January, we can cite the fire in the Amazon , the huge Floods in the Philippines, strong tornadoes in the United States, earthquakes of up to 8.8 in Peru, extreme heat in Europe, the typhoon of Japan among others.

These were all isolated events that did not have a serious impact on the economy at least globally.

But we can notice that they were natural eventualities that nobody managed to predict and that brought billions in losses.

In December 2019, already almost closing the year, the World Bank, expressed a statement explaining, the countries that ended the year with positive figures and that had an economic advance.

All of these countries hoped to recover the money they lost from all these natural disasters.

It was when from a moment to another I attack the COVID19, leaving the jaque in many countries.

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2019 was not a good year for the world economy, these countries that were affected by natural disasters hoped to work much more in this 2020, to recover all the losses.

But at the beginning of February they were alerted and practically submerged in a quarantine, curiously it would be 40 days, and almost 100 days have passed and in some countries they have exceeded 100 days.

This has undoubtedly unleashed a BLACK SWAN worldwide, where the global economy is underground, and there is no way to recover. All countries are bankrupt.

In my native country, in 2014 starting a very strong crisis, which forced many, and I included myself, to run in another direction looking for new opportunities. Now the question is WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO FLEE? if all the countries are bankrupt.

What had happened to the whole world? it is a response that only the God who created all things can answer.

Since the great economists and the big banks have given up and left the countries buried without hope.

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