how it expects to continue it plans for the year and the start of 2023 in the assessments of the deputy minister of economics of housing and public utilitiess up the work of repairing the housing stock for water supply monolifts and not only in the department adequately assessed what was done in the past year. and what showed the means of citizens' claims and all the nuances of personal labor biography in your smartphone of the ministry of labor. launched a mobile application fszn and tell. what other opportunities will the new resource offer? this is the area of ​​interest. we are talking about notable events in the economy with you olga anishchenko hello, belarus plans to increase supplies from china by 15 % this year. our facilities and readiness systematically conquer the eastern buyer, as for investments, china remains our important strategic partner, this year we are planning about 20 joint investment projects, and the main point of attraction for foreign capital is the great stone industrial park by the end of the year, we expect to reach the level of investment inflow of a billion dollars and residents. we are waiting for not only

of food, gas and other commodities. the e. u has also taken an economic hit with costs of services, housing and public utilities, particularly energy seeing large arises. i know in flood soon, inflation in 2022 is not only an issue in germany, but in many parts of the world. the comparison of the preliminary inflation rates shows a high inflation rate is not a national phenomenon. all countries in the your area are also burdened with this at the beginning of 2023 jack rasmus professor of economics said politics at st. mary's college of california says american consumers and households are the ones paying the price for the consequences of the sanctions. changes are having a major effect on the commodity prices globally, the federal reserve and other central banks. a can't do anything about the global supply chains in the global shortages or to commodities speculators or price gouging by monopolies. they can't do anything about that. they don't have the tools and they don't want to ride. so all the central banks can do is squeeze. are consumers and households by causing more unemployment and causing a demand to decline, but that's on

of food, gas and other commodities. the e. u has also taken an economic hit with costs of services, housing and public utilities, particularly energy seeing large rises. i know in flood soon, inflation in 2022 is not only an issue in germany, but in many parts of the world, the comparison of the preliminary inflation rates shows a high inflation rate is not a national phenomenon. all countries in your area are also burdened with this at the beginning of 2023. for more details we crossed now to jack ross, miss professor of economics and politics at st. mary's college of california. good morning. how says near is, is this latest package of sanctions in comparison to the previous measures taken? well, it looks like pretty much more the same. i think this like the 11th the 12th version of the sanctions. you described them in general and pretty much what they been doing. but if, if there are anything like the previous iterations, it's not going to have that much effect. it appears on the rushes economy, you know, the whole purpose is sanctioned. in the nie a country access to a revenues through exports or to credit markets, or whatever