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- The BBC's Ros Atkins explains how global supply chain problems have led to shortages of some goods in the West.
He looks at the questions this raises about the volume of things we make and consume - and about how and where we make them.
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No shortage of fuel in Portugal. And no empty shelves. Life goes on as usual.
Just Brits making up excuses for their brexshit :)
Same here in Florida 🇺🇸
Thank god for Brexit. 🖕
Same here in The Netherlands
Same here in England no shortages at all ...that's England in the UK. We just have shyte media who love to spread lies and fear.
So it isn't Brexit, it is global shipping supply problem. Oke 👍👍👍
The USA & China & France & Germany & The Netherlands, also must have Food shortages & Fuel crisis because of these global shipping supplying problems. The only problem is , their Petrol station's are still open with no problems & their supermarket's food fruit's shelves aren't still empty. 😂
These issues are due to COVID, of course. 🤩🤣
I can't speak for China but we are having the same problem in the US. Just not at the pump.
@@donfzic7471 Don't give sensible advice. Zain Zoala wants to blame Brexit on something.
@@WhateverMan35 So what was Brexit Benefits opportunities again ??? and who will you blame again ' Eu, or Lorry driver's or covid, or the public Brexiteers said they are ' stupid panic buyer's. 😂😂😂😂😂
@@zainzoala1083 Well if you understood the effects of what COVID had like the delays it caused on the North sea oil platform and the suspension HGV applications. The damning losses in which the IR35 tax reform caused could not be resolved so easily.
It seems to functioning fine here in Germany. Our shelves are full. We haven't have any shortages yet.
USA is nonsense capitalist country.
High energy consumption post capita in the world. They just need every single thing.
Yes unlike the UK and Ireland, Germany looks after it's people. Pensions much higher.
@@johnetherington6819 That is only possible because Germany robs other EU members
And France they also have higher pensions
@@johnetherington6819 and crippling tax
Why is BBC trying to blame huge Brexit problems on world trade small problems ?
Everything is fine in Ireland, plenty of fuel, food and other supplies available here despite being further away from other countries we import from than he UK is.. I wonder what is different between the UK and Ireland?? 🤔
What about northern island issues over there yes?
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@@danielholdsworth2121 They can just drive into Eire to fill up.
The EU isn't having these supply problems.
@@danielholdsworth2121 Wales and England are the only ones suffering. its strange 🤔
"why are supply chain problems causing issues on shop shelves only in great britain?"
As a Brit in Canada, I can say everything is good here. Seems like a UK issue in general.
A woman the bbc interviewed about container prices and import problems a couple weeks ago made a bit if a stink after she saw the her own interview and it had been edited to remove her explaining why brexit it the biggest cause of the problems. The BBC’s government imposed line is that yes brexit may be causing some small problems but it’s mostly other things.
@@WhichDoctor1 well we’ll see I guess
I live in the North of England, North East and everything is fine here and we are apparently the poor part of the country.
@@billybatts8283 Im in the midlands and things have been bad here. Local Home Bargains freezers were completely empty when I went in a couple days ago and there's been awful ques at petrol stations
@@WhichDoctor1 People down south and the Midlands are more prone to panic, they're weaker and not as used to living hard. And there were empty shelves and freezers before brexit, there will be after. It happens, no big deal.
Boris appointing a mate as head of the BBC might just be the best move of his tenure so far.
Ros Atkins of MI5 as newscaster is an added touch.
Excuse me Sir/Madam
Are you saved?
If you died tonight are you going to heaven?
Jesus loves you
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@@gagsdoublej4254 Have you read 'Sapiens' by Yuval Noah Harari?
Old Etonian and Oxbridge network.
Netherlands has no problems... you sure it isn't mainly because of brexit?
Did you watch all the video? Is Brexit causing dock worker shortages and HGV drivers shortages in the U.S?
The Netherlands has a tiny population.
@@kevt3318 yes your BFF America has problems. But focus buddy, I was talking about Netherlands a European nation.
@@darkbozo11 So the world has the same problems and you focus on Brexit lol .
And again, The Nederlands has a tiny population compared to the UK and is less of a 24 /7 society. When I worked in The Nederlands, I couldn't believe how quite your towns were in the evening and how early everything closes.
I am fond of The Netherlands.
@@kevt3318 the uk has a much larger of rural cities then the Netherlands..
Holy crap your ignorance is almost at the level of americans who you so wholehardy admire..
@@darkbozo11 What's your point about rural area's. How does that help a shortage of drivers.
Insults, so early in the debate?? Interesting!!!
No fuel shortages or empty supermarket shelves in the US or anywhere else.
Imagine if we actually apply the customs checks for imports from the EU.
They Havent got whinger remainers causing scare stories ....no queues at forcourts this weekend ...i wonder why ....there was a flash pandemic of panic buyers triggered by whinger remainer rod mckenzie . The UK makes 90% of its own toilet paper ...but shelves were emptied and peoplw were acting like savages to get some ....because the media hyped a story of one woman in australia filling her trolley with loo roll
Our PM rules by chaos, so he will manipulate & scaremonger the degenerates into it through the media
@@MrDavidp180 🤣🤣🤣 keep taking your pills 💊
Fake news for higher prices.
Yes there is ...panic buying started in california already ...56 cargo ships stuck sea off the coast of california ....1/3 rd of US imports facing a back log and stuck at sea because of covid ...
everything is fine everywhere else. Maybe this is a UK-only problem?
Maybe it’s got something to do with brexit???
Nope. I'm from the South East. Small queues for petrol. Only trouble in cities. That's it. Overexposed nonsense
@@alexhall7584 No. It doesn't. Idiots think that
@@rekr6381 spazzo
@@moodini99 cope.
Everybody is concentrated on fuel tanks drivers shortages, what about empty shelves in the supermarket stores?
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Everybody? No problems in the EU.
Are there any? Which stores?
@@public.public the EU has a shortage of HGV drivers fact . No empty shelves up in liverpool ......the UK has a lot of butt hurt anti democratic remainers
Where? No shortages where l live.
No shortages or comparable issues here in Norway. Would it be an idea looking into if this could be linked to brexit?
You're not an EU member state, only connected via the EEA. There are many countries outside the EU perfectly fine. I live in the North of England, no problems at petrol stations, no empty shelves. I see a lot in media but never in reality.
@@billybatts8283 That's correct, we're connected through the EEA, but that's besides the point. What I'm referring to is that the BBC is trying to paint a picture of shortages being a world wide occurrence. Though it's correct that there is disruptions in supply chains across the world, there's no other countries in a situation comparable to what's going on in the UK. With that in mind, I find it peculiar that the BBC would leave brexit out of the equation. What ever opinion one might have on brexit, it's a major event, bringing about major changes. Wouldn't it be natural for a serious news broadcaster to take all possible events into consideration when presenting a news story like this? I spent a decade in the UK ( northern England also, North Yorkshire. Lovely place ) and what I hear from friends over there is as you say, a different situation depending on your location, so I've got no problem believing that things could be somewhat blown out of proportions. During my time there I got to know British media as biased and sensationalistic, but I always had a reasonable amount of trust in the BBC. So seeing this kind of report from the BBC where they appear to be brushing breixt as a factor under the rug, really surprises me.
@@eyvindrrauskeggr3190 I'm sorry I live in the North East of England and we're having no problems at all. No empty shelves, no petrol problems. In the south you have cowardly panic buying idiots and a lot of press, but it's not reality. The media are painting a false narritive. And again, I come from a piss poor working class background in the North East of England, there is no problem. The only issue with Brexit is that its been purposefully sabotaged since day 1, leave was never supposed to win. It was never going to be allowed to work. And yes, North Yorkshire is a beautiful place my friend.
@@billybatts8283 Always, always the trouser stain with the new account.
Nope, the UK has a bigger population why are you comparing a population of 5 million to three times it’s size! England alone has 50 million
Where's Nigel Farage... He wanted his "country back" but seems like he's nowhere to be seen! Let's see if he and his Brexiters can solve this alone before the country has no choice and required to beg the EU and USA for assistance and bail out Brexit-UK!
He's on Gbeebies. That's where he gets to vomit over his serfs who lap it all up. After he was sacked by LBC, I started to think that the country had turnedba corner and would gradually start to reject the racist lies of bilious toads like Farage. Unfortunately i was wrong because his Gbeebies show turned out to be a gas light for British racists. Just when one thought Farage and his grovelling sycophants couldn't sink any lower they started to attack the men and women of the Life Boats because they had the temetity to save the lives of non British people and Farage and his mindless apostles HATE anyone who isnt British.
Tiny veiwing figures though..so thats something.
@Tarian Davies And you well done for being a prat🤣
Dude those cowards have fled the scene of the crime. Those who voted for Brexit are too stupid to even know what’s going on in the world.
He should be tried for treason.
Brain washed the gullible 'Sun' readers and left them on the line to dry. The UK will never look after it's population. Note, Covid-19 still 40,000 a year dying, nurses and care workers grossly under paid.
Would remaining part of the EU and sharing the buying power of the EU helped? The British pound had lost value against the American dollar for over 10 years.
🇬🇧 UK university has expelled
Professor David Miller for his opposition to Israel.
Here is your freedom of speech
Given it is beyond Europe such buying power would have to be shared way beyond
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US Dollar needs to Fall. Stained with too much Blood. Shackling world trade and finance.
Wow, it’s almost as if somebody has stopped the bbc talking about Brexit.
Interesting eh?
Maybe because Brexit is old news and what's happening now isn't connected with Brexit. Last time I checked the United States didn't leave the EU (Los Angeles) and also, as far as I am aware, Germany is still in the EU, but are having the same issues with staff shortages.
@@4TheRecord Why are you even talking about US ? Are you that desperate ? How about shortages in NI or ROI ? Or any other EU member state .
@@4TheRecord Brexit is not old news, it’s the new state of things.
And things are baaaaaad.
….and your sentences don’t really make sense about America. Very strange. Stay on subject please.
But at least you can improve yourself, the extreme Tory Brexit deal IS AND WILL AFFECT US FOR YEARS TO COME.
@@4TheRecord if Boris “Got Brexit Done” why are they still talking about negotiations?
About ways to allow EU workers back in?
About why for the first time in three decades we need to import turkeys from France?
About staff shortages in virtually every sector because all the EU workers got kicked out.
About why the torys only offer a driving permit long enough to get qualified and then kick them back out for Christmas.. because that worked so well last year?
Don’t let your short attention span rule your mouth.
@@4TheRecord What
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You
Talking
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And here in the uk we can add brexit to the mix -utter stupidity
Mate we here in the EU experience none of the described effects. It seems more like BBC tries to blame the consequences of the Brexit on somebody else.
Here in Spain I have not noticed any shortage of fuel or other products. Everything normal as always. No news about shortages in Spain.
nothing wrong in Belgium either 🤷♀️
we don't need to buy all this rubbish anyway so that's good!
ive mostly only bought food and household essential during covid... stop buying stuff
Wasn't buying good for the economy, we were told, let's end lockdown, go out and buy spend to help the economy.
Why do I get the feeling consumerism is dying and products will be made to last alot longer, designed redundancy will go and we will be renting and leasing them to make business models work... sounds like a prelude to the great reset aka you will own nothing and be happy.
It'll be compulsory bio-metric I.D first. You can only buy petrol if an essential worker.
Everybody must refuse this like they're doing in france.
Pacifist Stormtrooper living in cloud-cuckoo-land
@@davidnoelfranks1124 It never existed - he lied as usual.
@@jeffsuter344 living in the land down under, country of 25 million which produces enough food for 80 million, one of the biggest energy exporters in the world, its spring here glorious weather, you Brits enjoy your shortages, queues, horrible weather and warm beer.
@@pacifiststormtrooper8839 Not enjoying the shortages. The Brextremists are saying that the shortages are worldwide, your post proves they are not.
Countries need to boost domestic manufacturing..
I like how the Global Supply Chain problems seem to manifest primarily as shortages within the UK, and not really anywhere else. 😂
Question: All the truck drivers that left the UK, where did they go(?) were they sucked up into space! or did they go back to drive in the EU. The EU now have the benefit of your lost drivers unless they fell off the planet or something.
With millions of people lost their jobs and businesses closed we somehow now have more money than ever to spend on more things and so suppliers can't keep up with demand. All makes sense.
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It depends which side of the great divide you are on.
@Weasel Can't Swim There is no hype, there are shortages in food and goods, there is a shortage of delivery and lorry drivers. The Tories have fucked up again.
Isn’t it amazing with all of the vaccines, there just are not enough people to do these jobs as well? Almost like they are being prevented from doing a timely job, but that is just crazy talk.
Ok fuelling another panic buy. Just stop it please
People because of brexit are now living in Spain without the "S"
Excellent comment.
Let's pretend this global and not because of Brexit
why supply the rich country cheap goods, developing country should rise the price for them.
They are developing and growing only because they offer cheap labor,
if they would pay their workers the same as in rich countries
Nobody would manufacture in china/india anymore and they wouldn’t develop as fast as they do
If the developing countries increase the price the rich countries will make their own
@@bobbyboucher6661 they cannot even get their citizens to drive oil trucks, how in the world can they manufacture their own goods?
@@transformex2011 They did 30 years ago. It’s all about the $$
Speak for yourself. In Iran we don't have any shortage. thank God the stores are full of everything . fuel enough everything enough.
Obviously more than enough heroin too in that nation ruined by pompous death cultists running it.
As other Europeans below comment from places like Germany and Portugal, also here in Norway there's absolutely no changes, no shortages, no nothing and we've never been part of the EU at all. I'm thinking this is an example that can be a comparison with a supertanker/aircraft carrier. The captain have with the help of the navigator plotted the course, made sure to steer in whatever direction they want to, in the speed they desire, so it's a matter of the ship to start moving accordingly, but that takes time. And putting the whole issue with the pandemic into the calculations, while trying to make a non-EU reality to come true, is probably like having filled gasoline on a diesel engine, and so having even more delays, with having to change the engine and trying to get moving at the same time.
Scarsity of items is increasing in different ways 🙄
It's not impacting the whole world, speaking from outside the UK. It's a Brexit problem.
How do countries outside the EU survive?
@@billybatts8283 well I'm currently living in one and we are getting on quite well, thanks for your concern.
10 minutes ago it was a hgv shortage……..
It’s just the UK BECAUSE OF BREXIT. Don’t be FOOLED
and how did Brexit affect the US???
@@jamesoakley4570 IT HASN'T affected America the same way, there are no food shortages, there are no fuel shortages, there are no medicine shortages, there is no Co2 shortage. Mcdonald's still have milkshakes. KFC stil have a full menu. BUT NOT IN THE UK. Plus the USA have allowed in foreign truck drivers to relieve the shortfall, where as in Brextremist Britain Ugly Patel wants to keep out all foreigners.
No it's not its mainly on the fact that covid hit so everything froze but we still demanded products .you also then have that hgv drivers ain't being treated how they should .you then have the licence cost a lot to get and do lessons .you also have the fact that news scare people to think this is all happening so the demand goes up which can't be fulfilled. Then a part but not a massive bit is brexit but that's nothing to the fact that restrictions hit and people are fools
@@jeffsuter344 it all comes down to drivers. which is also a problem in the US. fuck all to do.with Brexit. a crisis would happened with or without it.
and was all the other crisis the UK had, was that the EU fault? seeing as we was in it at the time? when you look back, the UK has struggled being in the EU than out.
Solution: Make in America (for Americans), make in the U.K. (For the U.K. ). Use different methods of supply chain management-get creative-In other words, adapt!
And don’t forget to pay workers well. (I mean a lot better than they currently are.)
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@@jettyharrison4377 What are your ideas for a solution?
A lazy country doesn't even have enough drivers. Do you expect anyone to be willing to engage in manufacturing with low salary and high working hours?
@@stunstar4553 you’re right.
@@jettyharrison4377 If you cannot suggest solutions don't moan and whine.
The BBC trying to deflect, at the government's bidding, away from Brexit.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 the BBC whinge about brexit at the drop of a hat .....nothing to do with brexit , you butt hurt remainer .....no brexit to be seen here ....the world has a shortage of HGV drivers
@@martinmanifold2241 Yes it does, but there are no empty supermarket shelve in the EU, in America. There are no empty petrol pumps in the EU or the States JUST IN BRITAIN. McDonalds are still serving milkshakes around the world, just not in UK. KFC has a full menu around the world, it is just in V=Britain they have a reduced menu. Other countries have enough Co2 for food processing, but not in Britain. Brextremist policies is making the situation worse. Take your head out the sand, actually take your head out your arse and see what is really going on - not in the Unicorn uplands of your fevered Brexshit Religious cult.
@@jeffsuter344 so mcdonalds milkshakes is your benchmark for democracy ..🤣🤣🤣
@@jeffsuter344 no queues at the petrol stations this weekend ...hmmmmm i wonder why ....because there is enough tanker drivers and no one is panic buying ...simples !
@@jeffsuter344 KFC got a full menu in the rest of the world ......is KFC having enough chicken another of your benchmarks for democracy🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was Number 10 TV News. Goodnight.
I have stockpiled food, got enough to last until 2040, way beyond my death
Hope youve stockpiled tin openers too.
Seems that BBC news is more and more starting to have to look up at North Korea Broadcast for journalistic integrity. It should be renamed TPC - Tory Propaganda Casting.
Lol. Imagine thinking that the BBC is in any way aligned with the current Tory party save for a few fiscal issues. Given its rather obvious remain bias and its constant perpetuation of woke narratives, forgive me if I'm having a hard time calling it the TPC
I'm pretty certain people like you have absolutely no idea what is going on in the real world. What a joke. Keep getting this booster Jabs now. Keep doing exactly what you're told to do by the Tories. 😂😂😂🐏
The EU shows that the large single market provides resilience, and robustness against the global supply chain disruptions, while the UK consumers suffer from shortages. Too bad that 52% of them voted for this.
Amazing that so many other countries outside the EU can function....
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz the EU are having HGV driver problems like so many around the world......
@@dotexe55games31 And does this manifest in fuel and food shortages like in the UK ?
@@stavrosdom92 The food and fuel are ok, i have had zero problems.
What about Empty shelves pictured in Brussels as supply chain issues cripple EU?
@@dotexe55games31 It only affected Carrefour and it had to do with a strike.
That's weird. There are zero supply chain issues in Scandinavia.
None here in the North of England either.
@@billybatts8283 must be a southern thing then. Poor fellas
Most of that stuff in cargo ships is plastic garbage we don’t need, and shouldn’t be creating anyway.
Why are they just reporting on this now? This has been going on for months.
They have just woken up
Because Boris told them not to, and even now they refuse to say the B-Word.
No it hasn't
Welcome to the brexit , sir.
You can see on TH-cam that many drivers say the job is no good any more and they are getting jobs in different sectors. They complain of having to work extreme hours, disrespect from the company they work for, disrespect from the places they deliver to, low wages and more. They say that foreign workers won't come any more because of these reasons and they get better pay in their own countries and they pay a lot less tax and they don't need visas.
Drivers are feeling like second class citizens and the heavy expense they have to pay to get their license is wasted. Then on top there have suddenly been new requirements to licensing and they feel scammed.
You can see many drivers on here saying this. The companies they work for are treating them badly and it got much worse when foreign truck drivers were happy to come and work for the low wages but now they are gone and the British drivers feel cheated by all the above points of complaints.
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No shortages here in Thailand, seems to be a local Brexit problem in GB. NI is in the EU single market, and shops don't complain there.
The just-in-time system was never sustainable anyway, far too fragile. But hey it made the rich richer so no probs eh? 🤬
Are these local or global supply chain issues going to have an impact on Chief Executive pay I wonder?
Other animals don’t have this problem with sickening consumerism.
Bbc at it again causing panic, we pay these fools to do this you know ridiculous. Plenty in the stores but now there wont be good job
"...Don't know why we can't get more spiderman at the moment".. Only *BATMAN* is the future
It's just more psychological games getting played out on the public.
All apart of the coming pre planned "Dark Winter "
Around the world ? Here in Portugal all is full and well. And the clubs opened up.
Honestly not seen any. Live in large village with tescos express and coop. Both been fine for everything
Let here some unbiased reporting 😂
Pfff. On the bbc? Good luck
Bring back industries in the uk!
Ok. A pair of socks now costs £20.
yeah put an old good coal plant right there!
Hello 👋 Greetings from royal family.
You don't even have enough people to drive your trucks. Who is going to work in the factories?
Britain is now a service industy nation. Manufacture ended because we couldn't compete economically anymore. Are you a fan of Rees Mogg the minister for the 18th century by any chance?
This is bizarre. It's all due to Covid, transcontinental shipping, lorry drivers' shortage - that only partly has to do with Brexit ... I keep telling you: WE DON'T HAVE THIS SITUATION IN THE EU ( despite Covid, transcontinental shipping, lacking lorry drivers )
Inflation is also happening in the U.S
And it's getting worse
The BBC should have visited the container port of Southampton, business is booming there with a.constant stream of ships delivering goods and other cargo.
Not getting on UK shelves though
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Investing in today is priceless because tomorrow isn't promised, trading Bitcoins,gold, silver and crypto secure a better tomorrow.
Interesting, most people don't understand the market moves and tend to be mislead in facts like this and always depend on Money in the Bank very bad idea.
It's nice to hear people discuss about investment, because investment always beat cash.
I understand the fact that tomorrow isn't promised to anyone, but investing today is a hard thing to do because I have no idea of how and where to invest in?
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Demand is products, not money
So pleased for our lorry drivers - They can now get decent pay. Only fair.
On the bright side, all the commenters who whine about globalization and excessive consumerism will be happy ....... until they go to the grocery store or need petrol.
But only in England.
Bo Jo Resign Please 🤡🤡🇬🇧
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Time to get the Tumbrills out of storage - the knitting ladies are already in place.
In the north we seem to have plenty of fuel, the shelves in the shops are okay but a some shelves less full - pasta comes to mind.
The forgoten word : utility !
Careful with things that start with a word “ever”.
Evergreen
Evergreen, evergrande, Eveready!
I haven’t experienced shortage, but i know that we are going to have less Electronics this Winter and that Wood is sparse due to the number of fires all over the World, this year.
And thats it. Nice try though BBC. Making it out to be a global problem.
There is a difference BTW a shortage and critical shortage!
Thanks For the Update 😊
Thanks For the Update 👍
No shortages here Borarse Broadcasting Corporation is serving him well in mis reporting for domestic consumption only not for world consumption all to do with the brexit shit show
Brexit, say it BREXIT
Only idiots think brexit is related
No issues. I go shopping twice weekly. No empty shelves since March 2020.
Either you have a big FAMILY or you eat a lot.
@@Dylanesque The second one
Plenty of goods and fuel all across Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland. That global supply chain seems to be broken only in UK.
Even the TV license is going up.....
Just in time sales model.. this exposes that problem. What is going to happen is, businesses are going to start doing one of two things or both.. stock pile (warehouse) products and/or start manufacturing locally, so as to be a reliable stock and costs manageable.
Just in Time worked for years until Brexit made things worse after all the other problems hit. Just in Time is more economical, local manufacture isn't always possible - try growing lemons and oranges in Wales rather than Spain or Sicily. Brexiteers always want to backwards to the past rather than forward to the future.
Be frugal and stop spending
No shortages of fuel or food here in Spain.
That is is price you pay when you depend on one country for everything and in unrealistic cheap prices.
Quality products produced around the world wouldn't have brought this situation but then things would have been costlier than now and there would have been lesser sales due to both high cost and longevity of products.
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Capitalism always squeezes at the rate it can which is why mobile phone charges are so low in Africa.
Price of property is so high in the UK because people keep voting in neoliberal lead governments.
If you want lower prices?...
STOP BORROWING FROM BILLIONAIRES
TAX BILLIONAIRES
Correct so let’s also buy and become reliant on our enemy to provide us what we need. As we make them rich so they can become stronger.
Let’s let them buy our countries land, companies, control the media. Lets feed them money to develop a study in our DNA or a killer virus. Gezz what could happen? They are good folks and China is no threat to America. Come on Man!
We have sold our country, our people, our lives and our ways for the greed of money & profit.
BREXIT IS THE PROBLEM AS MOST OTHER COUNTRIES ARE NOT HAVING UK PROBLEMS
Racism and xenophobia led us to Brexit
Looook. This person is using caps. Hoq important their comment must be. Oh, wait. Just another internet nobody.
@@snapshotsreviews4967 Says the racist. I just voted Brexit to punish snobs like you. Don't care about race or nationality
One container ship is more polluting than 50 million cars.
Agree with you, this what was thought lately
Containers ship should go green and EV not car user, big companies got greedy and force us to save earth
No shortages in the rest of Europe 🤷🏽♀️ our selfs are full, petrol available everywhere.. package from the US arrived in time last week
Brain washing
There's a pub near me that says 'Beer Shortage, Panic Buy Now!' 🤣🤣🤣
What if the mainstream media propaganda machine said there is a condom shortage. Would they be panic bought?
That's a really old one. Good, though
Don't worry. Our boss USA is ever willing to help us.
Good to be in the loop on this
Don’t mention the Brexit 🤭
I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it
Don't mention the holocaust
@@moodini99 is not my business, I am not a German
Cause of your mate Klaus Schwab from Davos. The BBC and their friends will just blame it on Brexit tho.
Brexshit is not the sole cause but it IS making the problems worse. Especially the ending of Free Movement and treating EU citizens like criminals at immigration. Fingerprinted, locked up, documents and passports confiscated for no reason. The UK is hostile to non-Brits. Brexshit has brought out the full Nazi. When will Brextremists acknowlege that Brexshit was a stupid mistake?
I wonder if brixit has anything to do with it?
cant say i've noticed
But the guy is right though. Back-in-the-day businesses carry huge inventories in their back rooms. No more of that crap. The back room is the showroom.
Gutter journalism. Defund the BBC
It's not proper journalism. Those rats can't remain impartial. The beeb are lowly.
This is a good talk. People underestimate just-in-time inventory and what it really means. It honestly means that thing is rolling off the assembly line and going right to the shelf and getting purchase almost instantly or they're not making it. People also underestimate cost accounting function. The cost accounting functionality makes it where all the finances and the money for the cash flows that happened throughout these transactions and throughout the transportation piece all of that money is also just in time LOL.
You misconceive something. JIT is about delivery from outsourced manufacturers of spare parts TO the assembly line, NOT FROM the assembly line to the salesroom or the shelf. JIT is an invention of the automobile industry where cars were and are still individually put together for the buyer.
This concept doesn't hold for most of the products, except for pre-ordered goods, as cars are.
So what are you trying to say?
Germany and Netherlands have little to no supply issues. The computer chip shortage is global but except for that we have everything in excess. Also the rising prices here are way, way lower than in Brexit Britain. We simply don't have those problems here, no food shortages, no fuel shortages, toys stores have sales because they have too much stock. Thanks to Brexit the EU has a lot more drivers now, a lot of new jobs for Bankers, Transport companies and what not.
Because of Brexit.
Thicko
Globalisation capitalism JIT just In time man made systems need a major review. 🤙🏽🇧🇩🇵🇸🙏🏽
Keep up, Bojo is doing galactisisation now.
No beer shortage in Florida. 🇺🇸🍺👍
Here in Pakistan I have not noticed any shortage of fuel or other products. Everything normal as always. No news about shortages in Pakistan.