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Balance inflation and deflation risks through monetary policy to maintain stability.
Recognize long-term debt cycles—they are inevitable but manageable with foresight and discipline.
Final Reflections: Lessons from History
The historical incidents of financial collapses—like the 1929 crash, Japanese bubble, or 2008 meltdown—highlight the importance of understanding credit and debt cycles. When these are managed prudently, economies can sustain growth without catastrophic busts.
The core insight remains: The economy, despite its apparent complexity, operates on simple principles of transactions, credit, and cycles. Awareness of these fundamentals empowers us to navigate economic changes more consciously and effectively.