Stimulating consumption and boosting domestic demand has become the main theme of the government's economic policy today, but the problem is that workers' wages have not increased accordingly. This makes people wonder how consumption can last, and if workers don't have more income, can they continue to support this "big tide" of consumption?
As we all know, consumption is an important driving force for economic growth, especially in the context of increasing downward pressure on the economy, the government has taken the initiative to stimulate consumption and stimulate domestic demand through various policy means. However, this way of stimulating consumption has raised questions about whether it is really an effective way to bring about economic growth, or is it just a façade.
Many people lament that life is getting harder and harder, and although prices have dropped somewhat, wages have not increased accordingly. So, why would the government choose to stimulate consumption but not raise workers' wages? The answer may not be simple, and we need to look at this question from multiple aspects.
First of all, the purpose of the government's consumption stimulus is to promote economic growth, especially in the case of a slowdown in economic growth, stimulating domestic demand can play a role in stabilizing the market. However, wage increases are not the only means, and the government may be more inclined to achieve economic growth through other means, such as tax cuts, lower social security rates, etc.
Second, it is important to make it clear that consumption stimulus does not rely solely on the support of the working class, but that the consumption power of society as a whole is a synthesis. While higher worker incomes can lead to higher consumption, it is not the only factor, and there are many other sectors that also play an impact on consumption. Therefore, the government is more concerned about improving the overall consumption environment, rather than relying solely on workers' wage increases.
However, we cannot ignore the contributions and rights of workers. Workers are an important force for social stability and economic development, and without their hard work, there would be no prosperity today. Therefore, the government should take proactive measures to ensure that workers receive a reasonable income and provide them with better welfare benefits.
In general, stimulating consumption and boosting domestic demand is the result of a combination of factors, and does not depend solely on the wage level of the working class. The government needs to take into account the interests of all parties and promote the improvement of the consumption environment to achieve sustainable economic growth