How can your personal choices affect the larger economy? Give an example.
Answer (1)
Every time we buy something, we affect businesses. If many students buy milk tea, the demand increases, and more shops open. That creates jobs and income. But if we stop buying because of high prices, shops may close. During the pandemic, many people ordered food online, helping small businesses survive. Our choices—what we buy, save, or even post on social media—can influence trends and economic activities, especially in local communities.
