Financial Stress Studies: What Can We Learn From the Latest Trends? SDG Improvement Effort
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andriansyah2025 - p. 2
In the context of macroeconomics, financial stress is the right term to describe the state of financial pressure of a country that disrupts the normal functioning of the market (Semmler & Chen, 2014). This condition often arises due to economic uncertainty, increasing credit risk, and instability of the financial sector. Financial stress can be seen from various indicators such as stock market volatility, widening bond spreads, and decreasing market liquidity.
andriansyah2025 - p. 2
Financial stress plays a vital role in the family economy and the economic activities of society (Evgenidis & Tsagkanos, 2017). This is because it influences consumption patterns, savings, and investment. When a family experiences financial stress, spending tends to decrease, impacting the demand for goods and services in the market (Settle, 2020). This can slow down overall economic growth.
andriansyah2025 - p. 3
Third, financial stress can be included in the macroeconomic context which affects the debt and GDP ratio, thereby reducing a country’s economic growth. (Proaño, Schoder, & Semmler, 2014).
Note: Interface direta entre estresses financeiros microeconomico e macroeconomico
andriansyah2025 - p. 3
The novelty of this research is the use of a wider span of years covering 2014 - 2024 so that various parties can obtain the latest and comprehensive trend insights.
andriansyah2025 - p. 4
Financial stress is a concept that can be defined in various contexts, including personal, household, dan country’s economy.
andriansyah2025 - p. 4
financial stress can be identified as pressure or discomfort of an individual in managing the financial resources they have
andriansyah2025 - p. 4
The indicators of financial stress are debt and family economic instability
andriansyah2025 - p. 4
financial stress is a condition in which a country’s financial system experiences significant pressure, disrupting market stability and overall economic performance. This condition is usually characterized by high uncertainty, disruptions in liquidity, and increased risk of default. Some causes of financial stress in this context are exchange rate declines, inflation, and rising interest rates
andriansyah2025 - p. 8
A total of 695 authors contributed to 207 validated documents, reflecting collaboration between authors in each scientific article. A total of 160 sources consistently published various works in the context of financial stress and contributed to 19.55 average citations per document.
andriansyah2025 - p. 9
In general, there is an increasing trend of publications in the span of years until 2023, before a decline in 2024. Fluctuations occurred in 2014-2017, which then one year later there was a continuous increase although not linear. A continuous positive trend can occur with a high probability caused by the condition of global economic recovery in 2017/2018.