Default (2018)
In 2018, a global financial crisis known as “Default” shook economies worldwide. Countries faced enormous debt, triggering bank collapses and widespread job losses. Governments scrambled to stabilize their markets, implementing drastic fiscal measures to prevent a total collapse. Consumers cut back on spending, leading to slower economic recovery. Despite the hardship, innovation and resilience emerged from the chaos, with startups in fintech and green energy paving the way for a new economic era. The default crisis taught the world valuable lessons on financial stability, the importance of government oversight, and the need for more sustainable practices in global finance.
