How economic crisis affect environment harms and our well-being

Bad things that happen in the economy have both direct and secondary effects on your mental health.

Unemployment, an uneven distribution of income, and a drop in the value of the currency used to make money may be the major effects of economic problems in the public sphere.

Because of this, bad things happen, like economic disasters, drops in socioeconomic status, and layoffs.

For instance, because of the way the economy is right now, someone might lose their job or not get the rise they were hoping for.

The person feels let down, sad, and helpless in these scenarios. These kinds of events show that the economy has a direct impact on mental health.

If someone doesn't make enough money or can't find any work, he might feel like he's not good enough.

People who feel inadequate are often angry, anxious, or in other bad moods because they believe they can't meet the needs and demands of the people they are responsible for.

People who feel these bad feelings show them in their relationships and in their daily lives. One way to show the indirect effect of the business is with this case.

Whenever there are problems with the economy, it makes work places more stressed.

There are times when people are laid off, when their pay doesn't go up, and when their current job keeps growing because they can't hire new people.

In addition, when the economy is going down, employers and founders may have higher demands of their workers because they are worried.

Because of all of these things, workers are starting to feel less comfortable at work than they used to. The place of work gets more tense and stressed.

Also, some people may worry all the time that they will lose their job. This worry can make the person's daily life worse and can even lead to mobbing by their boss.

People who are scared about losing their jobs may be taken advantage of by being asked to do things that aren't in their job description.

The person may have more tasks to do as part of their job title, and they may be expected to work harder and faster.

In short, the person may be told directly or indirectly that he could be fired if he doesn't do what he's supposed to do.

It is unclear when and how much things will get better because of its economic problems.

Another thing that isn't clear is not only how much money you make, but also how bad the economic crisis is in the public space.

For instance, it's still not clear how long the constant price increases on goods will last or whether their buying power will be enough to meet their basic needs.

A person's ability to handle uncertainty drops as the amount of uncertainty rises.

His life is full of unknowns, which make him have a hard time handling them and may cause him to feel very anxious.

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