Jianggan Li
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871 appearances
4 recordings
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 6 Sep
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Are you sure this is a good job?
Are you sure?
I mean
So I I think the peak becomes super alert about all the scams and stuff.
But I think for tourism per se, again it goes back to resilience, right?
And so whatever reduction you have nowadays.
it would not be as bad as COVID, where it just couldn't travel.
So so so if some people who in the industry who have gone through COVID and they realize that okay, there could be extreme events and happening.
I mean travel and downstream sort of industries like retail, et cetera, right?
So so if they have made content contingency plans and they are more likely to write it out, right?
I think the worst would be people who said, Okay, I've gone through the worst.
Uh
And let's hope that everything is going well and I'm not prepared for another disruption.
Those players might be impacted harder.
I think everybody makes a decision that is rational and some people look at more short term, some people look at more long term and based on their own calculations, so when drastic change happens, do you actually make a move like very quickly or you just decide to write out, I mean
We can see all the analysis, all the potential scenarios, but at the end of the day, it's all these sort of individual decisions of business owners or wealth or whatever that cascade into a big wave that either sort of causes the whole ecosystem to be extremely resilient and write out a challenge very well, or it could be extreme case where people lose confidence and and that causes some political change that gets the world into most instability.
So at this juncture, I I look at
This energy crisis, I uh the the reason why I take a more optimistic eye is that I discussed with quite a few friends about what happened in nineteen seventy-three and nineteen seventy-nine, where people were caught off guard where energy sources were very singular.
So now I think looking at the large major economies, energy is more diversified.
I think what we mentioned about Vietnam, I'm sure the policymakers have that in mind, right?
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