Will next year really be even worse than this one? When will economic integration take place?
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This year has been bad enough; I’ve met several managers who say next year will be even worse than this one. This year our company only had two projects to work on, and next year we might not even have anything to do. The oil and gas industry is in trouble, and so is the rest of the chemical industry. If things continue like this, small and medium-sized chemical companies will likely go bankrupt next year. This year there’s a surge in bankruptcies, next year there’ll be a surge in unemployment, and the year after that, people will be struggling to make ends meet – it feels like the end of the world.
It might be like that; the data speaks for itself
Only the fittest will survive; small design firms will go under. This unfavorable economic environment is simply China’s economy paying the price for its previous reckless expansion.
It seems to be the case. I’m also planning to change jobs; please don’t scare me
Fertilizers and coal chemicals don’t work~~Now natural gas doesn’t work either~~It seems there are very few industries that can thrive despite these challenges~~
Why is this the case? What is economic transformation? What type to convert to?
Let’s get through this year first, and talk about it next year! Weren’t they saying there would be an end of the world in 2012?
Why do I feel like things are starting to get better?
I’ll just quit my job, get my compensation, and go home to fix up the Earth – I’m not playing with you city folks anymore, huh~~~~~~·
Next year is likely to be worse than this year; it will take time to overcome the capacity expansion that has taken place over the past decade. . .
Next year will indeed be worse than this year; it depends on whether there will be signs of improvement in the second half of next year. If those signs still don’t appear, I believe many companies won’t be able to hold on any longer.