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Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

author:Versatile orange xE

We are often fascinated by various economic phenomena, but the changes in the real estate market are particularly noticeable. As the saying goes, "live and work in peace", and a house is the number one priority in life for everyone. However, when this "property speculation fever" intensifies, should we calm down and re-examine the healthy development of the real estate market?

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

Once upon a time, real estate was regarded as a golden place for investment, and countless people flocked to it, eager to achieve rapid wealth appreciation through real estate investment. But this has been followed by a surge in housing prices, which has left many families prohibitive and even heavily indebted. Isn't this the price of our blind pursuit of economic growth?

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

When the moon is full, it is lost, and when the water is full, it overflows. The overheating of the real estate market is a true portrayal of this sentence. How long can the market last when the hype outpaces the actual demand, and when the soaring housing prices are out of step with the income level of residents?

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

We can't deny that the boom in the real estate market has indeed given a huge boost to China's economy. However, when this impetus becomes a kind of "bubble economy", we have to be vigilant. After all, no matter how beautiful the "bubble" is, it will burst one day.

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

Looking back, it is not difficult to find that the boom in the real estate market did not happen overnight. It's like a balloon that is constantly being blown up, and it's in danger of bursting at any time. And those who only focus on short-term interests and ignore long-term planning are tantamount to drinking water to quench thirst.

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

In the face of this situation, the state has put forward the policy of "housing for living, not speculation". This policy is like a sharp sword, pointing directly at the chaos of the real estate market. Its purpose is not to let house prices plummet, but to stabilize market expectations and return the house to its essence of living. This is not only a correction of market chaos, but also a guide to people's values.

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

However, the implementation of this policy has not been without its challenges. Some worry that it will hurt economic growth, while others worry that their wealth will shrink as a result. But we need to understand that economic development is a complex process, and real estate cannot simply be equated with economic growth. In fact, the introduction of the policy of "housing for living, not speculation" is precisely to promote the healthy development of the economy.

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

At the same time, we should also see the importance of domestic demand. Against the backdrop of the global economic downturn, expanding domestic demand is undoubtedly the key to promoting economic growth. And to achieve this goal, more people must be able to afford and willing to spend. Think about it, if housing prices remain high and people cut back on food and clothing in order to buy a house, how can we talk about consumption expansion?

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

Of course, we cannot ignore the role of exports and investment. However, exports are greatly affected by fluctuations in the international market, and excessive investment may trigger a bubble economy. Therefore, it is crucial to find a balance between the three.

Houses and sweatshops can't save the market, we must restart domestic demand, and stop being delusional

"Seeking change while maintaining stability" is a wise move for us to respond to the current economic situation. We need to seek opportunities for change on the basis of stabilizing the real estate market. This requires us to abandon the mindset of quick success and short-term gains, and plan our economic life in the light of long-term interests.

In the face of the policy of "expanding domestic demand" and the call for expanding domestic demand, what are your views and suggestions? Welcome to leave a message to discuss, let us work together for the healthy development of the economy!