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Household Economic Response to Shocks

Imagine two economies, A and B, both recovering from a major economic shock that caused widespread temporary job losses. In Economy A, the government provided substantial income support to unemployed individuals. In Economy B, individuals had to rely primarily on their personal savings to get by. Explain why Economy B might experience a slower recovery in consumer spending compared to Economy A, even after the shock has passed and jobs have returned.

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