Human beings are social animals and political animals, so I won't say so much about theoretical things.

For example, if the National Development and Reform Commission raises oil prices, you will think that I am a student and I don't have a car. It's none of my business, right? No, raising oil prices will not only affect private car owners, but also affect logistics costs. Rising oil prices will lead to an increase in logistics costs, which will be passed on to all the commodities we will consume, such as meat and vegetables. A large part of the cost of vegetable price is logistics cost. The purchase price of a catty of vegetables is 20 cents, and the logistics cost is 50 cents. The buyer gets a commission of 30 cents, and the seller earns 20 cents, which is a piece of 2 1 kg. After several oil price rises, the logistics cost rose to 80 cents. You can't help eating vegetables, can you? Similarly, except for vegetables and meat, the prices of all products that need to be transported will rise at the same time, which will lead to a sharp rise in CPI, so the living expenses in your pocket will become more and more insufficient. For example, you used to eat for 400 yuan a month, but after the oil price rises, your meal may cost 500 yuan to barely feed you. The freight of things bought online will also go up. If at this time, you have the right to question the measures of the National Development and Reform Commission, and you have the right to refuse, then after deducting the normal inflation, you may save at least 80-90 yuan every month, which will be several thousand dollars a year. What can a few thousand dollars do? You can buy a domestic tablet, dozens of books you want, or go on a long trip, or buy a massage chair for your parents.

For another example, the central bank raised the deposit reserve ratio, which led to tight bank credit. Don't think that you don't need to borrow money because you are a student. It's none of your business. The tight bank credit will make it difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises to obtain loans, which will lead to the closure of many small and medium-sized enterprises. Many small and medium-sized enterprises will close down, which will lead to a lot of unemployment, so people who are more experienced than you will compete with your brothers and sisters for jobs in your post, and your brothers and sisters couldn't do most of the jobs in those years (except those who went abroad for postgraduate entrance examination), so there will be a backlog in your class, and competing with you for jobs may lead to you not finding a job or a good job. If you have the right to question whether the central bank's measures are necessary, or whether corresponding measures are simultaneously introduced to help small and medium-sized enterprises, you may find a better job than you expected. What does it mean to work better? Broader prospects and higher wages, what do these mean? It means you don't have to work so hard for the rest of your life.

Now do you still think that these national events really have nothing to do with you?