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Doom Spending and the Future of Household Financial Decision-Making
In recent years, the term #doom_spending has been used to describe a pattern in which individuals spend money in response to anxiety, uncertainty, or a feeling that the future is unstable. Although the expression is modern, the behaviour behind it is not entirely new. People have always made #financial_decisions under pressure, and these decisions are often influenced by emotions, social expectations, economic conditions, and personal beliefs about the future. From an educati
May 265 min read


Beyond the Debt Number: Understanding Global Debt, Growth, and Financial Resilience
Global #debt is often discussed as if it were a single warning sign. When people hear that governments, companies, or households owe more money than before, they may quickly assume that economic collapse is near. This concern is understandable, especially after periods of financial crisis, inflation, higher interest rates, or slower growth. Yet, from an academic and economic perspective, the reality is more complex. High #global_debt does not automatically mean that a country
May 217 min read
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