Economic insecurity is driven significantly by personal psychological factors and the subjective probability of future risks. Macroeconomic data, compiled after the fact, fails to capture the inner turmoil and anxieties of the common people. As 2026 approaches, the global economy appears to have weathered the volatility of the past year; yet, the current political and economic landscape marks only the beginning of a profound, century-scale transformation fraught with uncertainty.
31 Dec 2025
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