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How Stress Appears Before Crisis Introduction: Fragility Is Visible Long Before Failure Economic fragility rarely announces itself through sudden recession or collapse. It appears earlier — in distributional shifts, liquidity constraints, and timing mismatches — all of which are visible in official data if that data is read carefully. The World Bank’
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Why Success Fails at Different Points Introduction: Saturation Is Not a Single Number Saturation is often discussed as if it were a fixed capacity — a maximum number of tourists, beds, or arrivals. In practice, saturation is context-specific, emerging from the interaction of infrastructure, governance, buffers, and timing. Small islands do
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What Recent Tourism Narratives Reveal About the Maldives’ Economic Stress An analytical synthesis of demand, debt, sustainability signaling, and system fragility ⸻ Introduction: When Good News Arrives All at Once Over the past year, international coverage of the Maldives has carried a consistently optimistic tone. The country is increasingly described as