Scenarios about 'economic crisis'
Economic crises are significant disruptions in the financial system that typically involve sharp declines in economic activity, rising unemployment, and financial market instability. Throughout history, these events—from the Great Depression to the 2008 financial collapse—have reshaped political landscapes, prompted regulatory reforms, and altered economic theories. In alternate history scenarios, different responses to economic crises often serve as critical divergence points that can fundamentally transform national trajectories and global power dynamics.
What If The Dot-Com Bubble Never Burst?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the late 1990s tech bubble continued expanding, fundamentally altering our digital economy, investment patterns, and technological development trajectory.