How Would Society Cope with Another Financial Crisis

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Examining the aftermath of past financial crises, this publication delves into the philosophical perspectives on society's preparedness for future economic downturns. It critiques the prevailing focus of governments and corporations on recovery, highlighting the lack of discourse surrounding coping mechanisms for potential subsequent crises. The text raises concerns that we may still be in a financial crisis, questioning the sustainability of recovery efforts before another downturn occurs.