In fact, our world is getting better, not worse as many people think . But I feel like the gap between rich and poor is getting bigger, which is why many people feel like the economy is getting worse . Furthermore , it seems that the goods and products produced today are also more focused on serving the middle and upper classes rather than mass producing for the lower classes . Therefore , low-income people will feel their lives increasingly suffocated when earning money becomes very difficult due to competition while the prices of goods are too high compared to their income .
Not to mention the development of technology is bringing convenience to humanity but it also directly threatens the lives of the uneducated, whose income depends on manual labor. So it is understandable that they feel life is getting more and more difficult .
It might be getting better, or as I believe, was till 2022, but we are unlikely to see it ourselves. You're right, the gap between the rich and poor is broadening day by day.
it is getting worse every single time because the price of commodities keeps changing if you are constantly going to the market their is no way you will meet the same price the way you left it something must have changed about it. over the years it keeps changing but the change is usually slow and am very sure that we did not even notice it but no it is very different the change is fast and we are all noticing it. the world is not getting better in any way rather it is getting worse, and even the coronavirus period is better than this things were not that expensive compared to now so there is still a lot to be learned because we can not even eat straight anymore because of this economy everything is becoming very difficult. the evolution also contributes to making these things the worst. so it is time we make a serious decision for ourselves on our to make our own lives better. because the solution is almost impossible to fix, even now we have to provide for ourselves and also take care of how self, everyone is now responsible for themselves.
Electricity, petrol, groceries, everything has skyrocketed the past two to three years. Everything started going downhill with COVID-19 and the Ukrainian war, but from how I see things, corporations were just looking for a motive to bump up their prices. This, paired with a corrupt government that's funding the rich, keeps increasing the price of daily goods that were once considered cheap. Just a few days ago, over 900 medicines saw massive increases in price because they were "too cheap." But that's how Greek politics work—by messing with the lower and middle class.