Economic security positively impacts mental and emotional well-being by reducing stress and anxiety, enhancing self-esteem and confidence, and promoting a sense of control and stability.

Economic insecurity can lead to various mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Job security positively impacts mental and emotional well-being by providing a sense of stability and predictability, reducing financial uncertainty and stress, and enhancing job satisfaction and motivation.

Economic opportunities positively impact mental and emotional well-being by leading to increased social mobility and improved living standards, providing individuals with a sense of purpose and direction, and contributing to feelings of empowerment and control.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's ability to cope with stressful life events by making it more difficult to access resources and support, exacerbating existing mental health conditions, and increasing the risk of developing new mental health issues.

Government policies such as minimum wage laws, unemployment benefits, and social security programs are designed to promote economic security by providing financial support and protection to individuals and families.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's physical health by leading to chronic health conditions, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries, and making it more difficult to access healthcare.

Economic inequality negatively impacts mental health by leading to feelings of social isolation and exclusion, contributing to discrimination and prejudice, and limiting access to resources and opportunities.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's relationships with family and friends by leading to conflict and tension within families, making it difficult to maintain social connections, and increasing the risk of domestic violence.

Oxfam International is a non-governmental organization that works to promote economic security by addressing poverty and inequality, providing humanitarian aid, and advocating for social justice.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's ability to participate in society by making it difficult to access education and employment, limiting opportunities for social and political participation, and leading to social isolation and exclusion.

Economic security positively impacts subjective well-being by being positively correlated with subjective well-being, individuals with higher levels of economic security tend to report higher levels of life satisfaction and happiness, and economic security can buffer the negative effects of stressful life events on subjective well-being.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's ability to make informed financial decisions by leading to short-term decision-making and financial instability, making it difficult to plan for the future, and increasing the risk of financial exploitation and fraud.

The Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, the National Financial Educators Council, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are all examples of financial literacy programs aimed at promoting economic security by providing individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial decisions.

Economic insecurity negatively impacts an individual's ability to access healthcare by making it difficult to afford healthcare costs, leading to delays in seeking medical care, and increasing the risk of chronic health conditions.