How does a recession actually change what people do with their money?

EconoMind simulates consumer personas under real macroeconomic conditions, so you can watch behavior shift instead of just reading a theory about it. Try the slider on the right.

John Doe, age 35

$5,200/mo

Moderate risk appetite · diversified investor

3.5%

Drag to see how their monthly decisions shift

Spending$3,214
Saving$1,061
Investing$926
Behavioral readCautious

Features

Built for research

Everything you need to understand consumer economic behavior and validate economic theories

01

Behavioral Economics

Analyze how real consumers deviate from rational economic models

02

Macroeconomic Scenarios

Test consumer behavior across different economic conditions

03

Advanced Analytics

Visualize spending patterns, savings decisions, and investment choices

04

Real-time Simulation

Run instant simulations with your custom personas and scenarios

How it works

From persona to insight in three steps

1

Build a persona

Define demographics, income, wealth, and behavioral traits like risk aversion and time preference.

2

Configure a scenario

Pick a preset economic condition or fine-tune inflation, interest rates, and market volatility yourself.

3

Run the simulation

Get spending, saving, and investment decisions, plus how closely they align with economic theory.

Compare

Same economy, two very different stories

Drag the handle to see how far apart consumer confidence and unemployment can drift between economic conditions.

Recession Conditions

AI Revolution Boom

Inflation

2.7%

Unemployment

5.8%

Confidence

51

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Start simulating today

Explore how consumer personas respond to economic conditions — free to try, no account required to explore the dashboard.

Create unlimited personas
Test 8 predefined economic scenarios
Analytics dashboard with spending, savings, and investment charts
Export persona and scenario data as JSON
Instant simulation results, no waiting