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Economic growth is crucial because it generally leads to more jobs, higher wages, and increased prosperity for the country. When the economy grows, businesses expand, investing more and creating opportunities. The IFS's concern is that without growth, living standards could stagnate, making it harder for people to improve their financial situation.
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