The de-consumerism of Russia during sanctions July 2022 : 1) th-cam.com/video/KyMJ3u1qC-U/w-d-xo.html 2) th-cam.com/video/6Whr9i43tI8/w-d-xo.html unlike the chief manager of the global sanctions policy: th-cam.com/video/YB6gwOBClwE/w-d-xo.html Alas! You live in a world of illusions, alas, it is obvious that the Russians don't care about sanctions.
Even if most shops are still open, it is slowly declining. You lose the big shops like IKEA that attract people. In addition most people are tightenig their budget right now in these uncertain times. This leads to less traffic in the mall. This leads to shops closing, which leads to even less traffic and even more shops closing.
That's the point. I suppose it's working some what but it's going to take a long time for that to actual effect the function of this government because they could obviously care less about their average citizens. Remind you of any other countries? EDIT : In my opinion it just makes the Russian citizens hate the USA. so far it not harming the government. I suppose we shouldn't care because these people are not standing up strongly against this war and there is certainly a good reason for that. They live in a country that is still just not right towards it's citizens and people rights. On paper, Russia is a federal democratic state. In practice, however, many regard it as a dictatorship built around one man, President Vladimir ... Because it is.
your family will suffer a slow lingering death when you start receiving the gas bills from next winter, which, according to BBC and SKY predictions that everybody has seen, will be 1,500 euros / MONTH.. Good luck kid.... LOL. Russians pay 10 - 20 euro / month gas bills in winter, with their houses at 27 degrees.
I think it is. maybe we're gonna develop our own production and become more independent from the other countries. We have all for that, except the govt of morons...
Wet dreams by those who still believe that Italy has bigger economy than Russia. Energy prices in EU is just the beggining. No more dirt cheap gas and oil for you which was the basis of European prosperity for many decades.
that crisis touching everyone all over the world, dude. Companies who leaving Russia going to raise the prices for clothes in other countries they operate, because it's business. Investors don't want to lose their money, companies have to keep the pace of development on the markets
For 8 years, you have been killing thousands of our civilians in the Donbas every year. And for what? Piece of land? And now you have the guts to turn everything upside down? Repent before it's too late, for eight years you closed your eyes, and now you're talking some kind of garbage
yes, we have Mega mall all over Russia and IKEA is a main owner of that shopping centers here. Maybe it's gonna be nationalized by our govt, idk to be honest
Oh thank you Тома you're find me fine :) but I feel so bad inside actually. idk how to relax. I think it's my goddamn pills makes me depressed for no reason. I hate feel myself that way but must deal with it until I finish the course...
Malls will fall sooner or later anyway with the e-commerce expansion. Less and less people are willing to visit malls as they can buy the same stuff cheaper via interned with delivery to you doorstep.
E-commerce definitely has an impact but there are times where you need to actually check the goods directly. On-line images can be misleading and give you limited information. Furniture, clothes, white goods, etc. are things that many people would prefer to check directly I suspect. Perhaps malls will be more adapted for specific products in future but if people visit them in any large numbers, then peripheral products that sell successfully on-line might also like to keep a mall outlet open so people can view some of their on-line goods directly and get a clearer idea of quality, etc.
@@musicloverlondon6070 Agree, it is unlikely that malls totally disappear, but the number will be reduced and focus shifted toward entertainment, shopping will be a side dish.
I don’t care about amount of people walking here in shopping center, idk why others care. Of course there will be less people than IKEA, h&m, Zara and other popular shops were open
a esos centros comerciales los rusos no van sino por una marca que se fue llamada ikea, de modo que es engañoso verlo vacio y decir " miren como golpea las sanciones a los rusos"
Special commercial operation…The de-consumerism of Russia…..🇬🇧
The de-consumerism of Russia during sanctions July 2022 :
1) th-cam.com/video/KyMJ3u1qC-U/w-d-xo.html
2) th-cam.com/video/6Whr9i43tI8/w-d-xo.html unlike the chief manager of the global sanctions policy: th-cam.com/video/YB6gwOBClwE/w-d-xo.html Alas! You live in a world of illusions, alas, it is obvious that the Russians don't care about sanctions.
No dude, special degasification operation of Europe or deindustrialisation of Germany.
@@_Epsilon_ Already Europe imports more LNG than it imports from Russia……. Bye bye Russian gas for ever👍🇬🇧
Even if most shops are still open, it is slowly declining. You lose the big shops like IKEA that attract people. In addition most people are tightenig their budget right now in these uncertain times. This leads to less traffic in the mall. This leads to shops closing, which leads to even less traffic and even more shops closing.
That's the point. I suppose it's working some what but it's going to take a long time for that to actual effect the function of this government because they could obviously care less about their average citizens. Remind you of any other countries? EDIT : In my opinion it just makes the Russian citizens hate the USA. so far it not harming the government. I suppose we shouldn't care because these people are not standing up strongly against this war and there is certainly a good reason for that. They live in a country that is still just not right towards it's citizens and people rights. On paper, Russia is a federal democratic state. In practice, however, many regard it as a dictatorship built around one man, President Vladimir ... Because it is.
These places are suffering a slow lingering death……🇬🇧
your family will suffer a slow lingering death when you start receiving the gas bills from next winter, which, according to BBC and SKY predictions that everybody has seen, will be 1,500 euros / MONTH.. Good luck kid.... LOL. Russians pay 10 - 20 euro / month gas bills in winter, with their houses at 27 degrees.
Don't worry Russians now instead of having fanta they have fancy or instead of mercedes or bmw they will have lada everything is going to be better
I think it is. maybe we're gonna develop our own production and become more independent from the other countries. We have all for that, except the govt of morons...
Witout magnet/anchor like IKEA those malls will fall in the long run.
There is nothing special in IKEA, they conduct parasitic business scheme.
This is just the start of the beginning.
Wet dreams by those who still believe that Italy has bigger economy than Russia. Energy prices in EU is just the beggining. No more dirt cheap gas and oil for you which was the basis of European prosperity for many decades.
This is what you get it’s only going to be worse
that crisis touching everyone all over the world, dude. Companies who leaving Russia going to raise the prices for clothes in other countries they operate, because it's business. Investors don't want to lose their money, companies have to keep the pace of development on the markets
How sad 😔 they are destroying so many lives and for what 😣a bit of land?? 🤔 We all want peace ✌️ no war
For land rich with oil and mining potential. The USSSA 🇺🇸 is just as responsible for this as Russia is. Especially the Biden family.
For 8 years, you have been killing thousands of our civilians in the Donbas every year. And for what? Piece of land? And now you have the guts to turn everything upside down? Repent before it's too late, for eight years you closed your eyes, and now you're talking some kind of garbage
What's next? Go and show us the empty Ford dealership in Russia? Let's see the downtown shopping areas
Ford is not going anywhere from Russia! It will simply become more expensive due to importation through other countries
Dima, This is my only night off from work and I am tired. I won't lie This walking tour in mega worn me out!!!! Ha jk. I enjoyed it though.
Ikea seems to own the mega brand
yes, we have Mega mall all over Russia and IKEA is a main owner of that shopping centers here. Maybe it's gonna be nationalized by our govt, idk to be honest
They take that mall done soon I can recommend a good demolition company called HIMARS
All the malls in my area went out of business due to Amazon
Go and try to buy something like a power supply for your PC "in the city" and you know why Amazon kills everything .......
26:32 - 🙋♀️ I’m glad you look fine
Oh thank you Тома you're find me fine :) but I feel so bad inside actually. idk how to relax. I think it's my goddamn pills makes me depressed for no reason. I hate feel myself that way but must deal with it until I finish the course...
I used to be depressed too. I hope you’ll find relief in something and be sound in mind.
Malls will fall sooner or later anyway with the e-commerce expansion. Less and less people are willing to visit malls as they can buy the same stuff cheaper via interned with delivery to you doorstep.
E-commerce definitely has an impact but there are times where you need to actually check the goods directly. On-line images can be misleading and give you limited information. Furniture, clothes, white goods, etc. are things that many people would prefer to check directly I suspect.
Perhaps malls will be more adapted for specific products in future but if people visit them in any large numbers, then peripheral products that sell successfully on-line might also like to keep a mall outlet open so people can view some of their on-line goods directly and get a clearer idea of quality, etc.
@@musicloverlondon6070 Agree, it is unlikely that malls totally disappear, but the number will be reduced and focus shifted toward entertainment, shopping will be a side dish.
LOL Back to the days of borscht and accordions comrades.
I like ukrainian borsch. my favorite soup
It’s 7pm Sunday night,of course it’s empty. Looks the same in USA on Sunday p.m
I don’t care about amount of people walking here in shopping center, idk why others care. Of course there will be less people than IKEA, h&m, Zara and other popular shops were open
a esos centros comerciales los rusos no van sino por una marca que se fue llamada ikea, de modo que es engañoso verlo vacio y decir " miren como golpea las sanciones a los rusos"
C ' est vrai que les Russes mangent tout ce qui a des pieds , comme les tables et les chaises Ikea .
This one was made by IKEA.
Let’s hope that it soon will be over, the human interest must be prominent !
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