Cooking At Home, Reusing Clothes And Going To Libraries Saves Money, But If Everyone Did It, 'It Would Cripple Our Economy'

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Cooking At Home, Reusing Clothes And Going To Libraries Saves Money, But If Everyone Did It, 'It Would Cripple Our Economy'

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A recent post on Reddit’s r/Anticonsumption community recently reignited a debate that many already quietly wonder about: Why does it feel like living simply and consuming less is somehow harmful to the economy?
A Simpler Life Sounds Ideal, But Our Economy Can’t Handle It
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This story appeared on benzinga.com, 2025-10-09 22:31:09.