Turvanõudlust
Turvanõudlust, often translated as "security demand" or "safety demand," refers to the portion of aggregate demand in an economy that is driven by a desire for safety and stability rather than immediate consumption or investment. This concept is particularly relevant in macroeconomic analysis and behavioral economics, explaining how individuals and businesses may adjust their spending and saving patterns in response to perceived risks and uncertainties.
During periods of economic uncertainty, geopolitical instability, or financial crises, turvanõudlust tends to increase. This can
Conversely, when confidence in the economy is high and risks are perceived as low, turvanõudlust typically