Almost everyone is concerned about the economy: prices, housing, wages, stock market fluctuations… Yet, despite our intense focus on these issues, as ordinary individuals, it seems like we can't make a dent in them. Economic policies, global markets, and decisions made by big companies often dictate the direction of the economy, and we can only passively accept it.
But does this mean we’re truly powerless? Do you think there are ways we can influence the economy, even if just on a small scale? Or are we simply left to protect ourselves and make adjustments within this system?
You are absolutely right. Today's greater economic context includes forces beyond our control-government policy, global market trends. It is discouraging to think how little our actions affect those greater systems.
However, I think that while it is not possible for us to control the direction of macro-economic trends, there are still areas in which we can, to an extent, shape the economy in our small way. This might affect the company's behavior and any prevailing market trends. Also, support for local businesses and sustainability does have a positive impression on the economic and social bottom line.
The second reason is that an informed person, who can participate in social and political discourse, influences local and national economic policies more with time. Individual personal behavior often seems so trivial, but they mount up, and that's how revolutions of change often get created.
Protection via sound financial and cultural planning remains paramount. It is equally important not to lose sight that we have the capability of effecting change through conscious decision-making and collaboration.
Almost everyone is concerned about the economy: prices, housing, wages, stock market fluctuations… Yet, despite our intense focus on these issues, as ordinary individuals, it seems like we can't make a dent in them. Economic policies, global markets, and decisions made by big companies often dictate the direction of the economy, and we can only passively accept it.
But does this mean we’re truly powerless? Do you think there are ways we can influence the economy, even if just on a small scale? Or are we simply left to protect ourselves and make adjustments within this system?
We ourselves think that we are helpless with the dominant power that can change the economy only in the structure of government, you have a lot of money, you can change it by playing a role in politics, inviting elements to strike and work simultaneously.
This helplessness will continue if inflation continues to push tax costs increasingly expensive from various sides and must form a government that is sterile in fining corruptors by legitimate leaders in their positions.
Although we may seem powerless against the large forces that shape the economy, But there are still ways to gain power. Although it doesn't always happen quickly. It is true that economic change often leads to political action and social change. This may seem impossible for most people.
While each of our efforts at voting, activism, and support for the same leaders and shareholders taken separately may not make much of a difference, such efforts put together can bring about changes at the institutional level. These processes, with a realistic appreciation of the fact that inflationary and corrupt conditions are difficult to control, may gradually result in an inclusive and stable environment.
It also focuses on personal financial agility and prefers to inspire others in this direction. It could also buffer immediate shocks of economic cycles. We may not be able to change the greater economy ourselves, but through the efforts of many and conscious decisions, change can occur in our community and trickle elsewhere.