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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-31 14-11

in LeoFinance24 days ago

Part 9/12:

  • During expansion, high debt levels and abundant credit can fuel economic growth but risk creating bubbles.

  • When debt levels become unsustainable, a crash occurs—a debt crisis—leading to recession or depression.

  • Post-crisis, deleveraging occurs, often necessitating austerity (spending cuts) or monetary expansion to rebuild confidence and re-initiate growth.

Historical examples include:

  • The Great Depression (1929)

  • The European debt crisis (2010)

  • The Japanese asset bubble burst (1989)

  • The 2008 global financial crisis

In each case, managing debt cycles and credit expansion is critical for restoring stability.

Balancing Act: Achieving Economic Stability

Successful management of the economy involves balancing: