Venezuela Collapse Explained.

[hilarski]

Understanding Economics and Math is Important.

10 Things to Learn from Venezuela.

Comments

[jrb450]

He makes an interesting point with the 10 things, and clearly outlines cause/effect using impartial economics. What he doesn't talk about is how the US facilitates unrest such that they ultimately get the oil. Also not addressed is why Venezuela can't participate in the global oil market. As bad or unpopular Maduro is, it is Venezuela's problem- the US has no right to interfere or facilitate the removal of him. Agree 100% that it is a horrible problem.

[bdncontent]

Thank you for this comment @jrb450 , I was thinking along similar lines as I watched this. It's a good video and got me to keep listening, but there are several very important variables left out, like you mentioned.

The Venezuelan "opposition" isn't trying to help, he's a puppet of US/NATO, attempting a soft coup. If that doesn't work, NATO will turn to a military option. Invasion of Venezuela is already being foreshadowed in media, very sad that the people of Venezuela have to go through this just because of the avarice and megalomania of those in power.

[alpayasteem]

Economic activity is a part of human life, whereas mathematics is a science that draws important conclusions that will be obtained economically..hehe

[shadonchandra]

That's really very impressive sir, love to know about Venezuela.

[whyaskwhy]

Very Impressive Analysis of the bottom line to VZ's collapse; which steeped to the fact: "NATURAL RESOURCES AS POTENTIALS FOR GROWTH DOES NOT MAKE NATIONS GROW"

What does as exemplified byJapan, typically, is the ability to harness BRAIN resources to Create demandable services and Products for global economy!!

The Watch Word is "PRODUCTION" as opposed to "CONSUMPTION" which is the ethos of most left wing Economies; VZ, being one!!

Again , we are appreciative of @hilarski down to earth analysis of the VZ's political/Economic quagmire.