Does Economic Blackout Day Matter? What Is It?

Kmac, Pam and Alex discuss what Economic Black Out Day is and if it matters.

An economic blackout day typically refers to a day when a group of people, communities, or even entire countries purposefully refrain from engaging in economic activities, such as buying goods, services, or working, to draw attention to a particular cause or issue. It's often organized to protest economic inequality, raise awareness about certain social or political issues, or demonstrate the collective power of consumers and workers.

On an economic blackout day, people might choose to:

• Boycott specific businesses or industries, often targeting those they believe are causing harm (e.g., environmental destruction, labor exploitation, etc.).
• Refrain from spending money to disrupt normal economic activity, demonstrating the collective purchasing power.
• Stop working or participate in labor strikes to highlight the importance of workers or protest against unfair labor practices.

But does it matter? Does it make a difference?