As nations in Europe and North America grapple with increasing debt and aging populations, there is a heightened focus on stimulating economic growth.

Politicians are reconsidering strategies to boost the economy, but many are hesitant to make the necessary changes due to pressures from the general public.

Former President Donald Trump recently highlighted the potential of economic growth to offset government debt, suggesting that his proposed tariffs would encourage domestic production. However, economists remain doubtful, pointing out that tariffs typically burden consumers and have historically not resulted in significant growth.

The ongoing debate underscores the challenges faced by policymakers in finding a balance between economic strategies and public sentiment, as the need for effective growth measures becomes increasingly urgent.