Collapse
A Survivalist's Guide to Fear-Based Financial Markets
There is a level of fragility to our economy and economic distress or collapse can have adverse effects on our society. Learn how to be prepared for economic changes.
The short-term effects of an economic collapse can include increased unemployment, reduced wages, reduced production, increased poverty, and reduced consumer demand. Long-term effects can include increased inequality, decreased investment, increased public debt, increased poverty, and decreased economic growth. Governments may also take measures to address the effects of an economic collapse, such as implementing stimulus packages, providing social safety nets, and introducing economic reforms. In extreme cases, governments may also have to resort to austerity measures, such as increasing taxes and reducing government spending.
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