Economic crises are vulnerable times of high-risk exposure towards the mental well-being of a population. Mental health is an inseparable component of public health and substantially affects countries and their human, social and economic capital. It is not solely the absence of mental illnesses or symptoms, but also a resource advocating overall well-being and productivity (WHO, 2011). This article discusses the mental health impacts of economic crises in general, its costs, and policy recommendations in reducing the mental health effects of economic crises.
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