LZ, the catering industry and the clothing industry you mentioned are both processing industries and belong to the secondary industry. These industries are linked to the price of raw materials. If an economic crisis occurs, then these industries will be the first to Out of business.
The primary industry is manufacturing, such as farmers and fishermen. The tertiary industry refers to service industries, such as travel companies, game agencies, etc.
These industries will also be affected when the economic crisis breaks out, but not as much as the secondary industry.
In the past 10 years, the fourth industry, an emerging industry, has emerged - mainly referring to industries engaged in high technology or technology research and development. For example, Microsoft and Nintendo mentioned on the first floor, as well as the pharmaceutical industry, and even drug refining.
These industries are the least likely to be affected by the economic crisis. Why? Because their costs are generally very low, their products mainly sell technology patents or high-content technological essence.
If you analyze it from another perspective, if you are engaged in a monopoly industry, your risk will always be minimal regardless of whether there is an economic crisis or not. Because you have a grasp of the supply and demand relationship in the entire market, the power to determine the price is in your hands. You can imagine how much your profit will be.
For example, take cigarettes. In China, tobacco companies are state-owned enterprises, and their boss is the government. So it can ask you what the purchase price is. You know that a pack of Double Happiness is priced at 7.5 yuan, but its cost price is less than 2.5 yuan. Why? This is the advantage of monopoly industries.
In short, there is no industry that will not be affected by the economic crisis. It depends on the size of the economic crisis and the broad scope of the impact.
In fact, there is no need to be too afraid of the economic panic caused by the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States. China's economy is still in a moderately good state. Although inflation is relatively large, it has been effectively controlled in recent times.
If you are really worried about the day when the economic crisis breaks out, then I suggest you buy some gold. After all, gold is the ultimate currency recognized by any race in any country in the world.
A little humble opinion ~ 8907 I hope this helps you!