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Impacts of Global Recession

Aug 16, 2025
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By Shriram Venkatachalapathy


Following the Covid 19 flu,

Back in the year of 2022,

War amidst Russia-Ukraine

Impacted the supply chain

And the charges of freights

Began soaring like rockets,

Burning a hole in pockets.


With shipment stranded at sea,

Enterprises filed for bankruptcy,

Having gone for an entire toss

After incurring excessive loss.


Some shutdown altogether,

Some merged with another

And those that survived

The turbulence of the tide,

Began looking for tactics

To reduce the expenditure

By replacing manpower

With automated robotics.


With increase in production cost

And for recovering the profits lost,

Even the maximum retail price

Of each of the consumer goods

From clothing to basic foods

Began to extremely rise.


With prices soaring high

But pockets running dry,

The daily wage workers

And mid-class consumers

Are ones paying the price

For this exorbitant rise.


By Shriram Venkatachalapathy


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ashwinikumarvak
Dec 28, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Spot in ..!

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Santosh Antony
Santosh Antony
Dec 21, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Shriram, the depth and breadth of your poetry is phenomenal!


What stands out in this poem is the quiet truth at the end—that while systems adapt and enterprises recalibrate, it is the daily wage worker and the middle class who silently absorb the shock....the irony of this universe

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Divya Krishnan
Divya Krishnan
Dec 15, 2025
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Was a tough time for all of us but like the saying goes, this too shall pass.

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Prema Seshadri
Prema Seshadri
Dec 14, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

People need to be reminded of the tough times we went through.

So well written

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Very nice.enjoyed.

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