Economic globalization: With the acceleration of globalization and increasingly fierce international competition, the profit space of many industries is getting smaller and smaller, making it more and more difficult to make money.
Technological progress: The continuous development and application of science and technology has improved the production efficiency and quality of some traditional industries, but it has also led to the automation and mechanization of many jobs, resulting in many people losing their jobs or falling incomes.
Uneven income distribution: In some countries and regions, uneven income distribution leads to many people's income level being lower than the cost of living, which leads to increased pressure on life.
Resource constraints: The scarcity and limitations of some resources, such as energy and water resources, increase the cost of related industries and increase the difficulty of making money.
Market saturation: Some industries are saturated, such as retail and catering, and it is more difficult to make money.
In a word, making money is becoming more and more difficult, which is a complex problem, including social, economic, technical and many other factors, and needs in-depth study and discussion.