War and Economy
Wars are often very expensive and involve heavy casualties of soldiers and civilians. Even so, if you win the war, you may get a profit, but if you lose the war, you will suffer a lot of damage. In some cases, the state may perish. Even if they are victorious, they will receive deep resentment and hatred from their opponents, leaving them with future worries such as retaliatory terrorism.
It is said that the best strategy in war is to win without fighting. A nation must always be prepared not to be destroyed by war, but at the same time it must do its best to find a favorable diplomatic solution without war.
Economy is originally about governing the world and saving the people. However, in modern times, the "economy" simply means the activities of acquiring and consuming human goods and money. A country's economy is important to politicians. People's lives change greatly depending on the direction of the economy of the country.
There are countries that try to choose war because their economies are at a standstill. In addition, it seems that there are organizations that try to make money by inciting wars and civil wars in foreign countries and exporting weapons.
The original role of politicians is to rule the world and save the people. Neglecting the economy and recklessly choosing war is politics that makes the people unhappy and leads the nation to decline and ruin.
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