The paradox of thrift (sometimes referred to as the paradox of saving or the issue of underconsumption and oversaving), frequently but not exclusively embraced by Keynesian economists, tells us that sometimes, something that's good for the individual can have devastating economic effects if everyone does it.

Let's put the paradox of thrift under the microscope and find out what it's all about!

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