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Is it reasonable to spend money on food in the holiday economy of tourism?

Some economists pointed out that there are three conditions to measure whether the holiday economy really comes: first, the social consumption during the holiday period should increase substantially; Second, social consumption should be maintained at a normal level before and after holidays; Third, there must be a certain number of goods and forms to mark holiday consumption. The above three items are mutually balanced and logically related. Without any of them, we can't say that the holiday economy has arrived. At present, obviously only one condition has been met, so it is too early to conclude that the holiday economy is coming. Today's so-called "holiday economy" is really "unable to make ends meet" to a large extent.

This phenomenon is unreasonable!

A few days ago, a number of reports and figures showed that a large amount of "gold" was recorded in the "Golden Week" of the Spring Festival just past, so "holiday economy" became a hot topic in people's comments. Some people think that in the past few long holidays, hundreds of millions of China people have enjoyed traveling and shopping, and their consumption has provided impetus for China's economic growth. But in-depth analysis, these may be just an illusion. Because China people like to concentrate their money on holidays. Therefore, in addition to the average statistics of the period before and after the long vacation, the consumption level during the long vacation may not be high. This "false prosperity" phenomenon of "making ends meet" has just appeared in the United States. For example, in the American auto market, the interest-free loan for buying a car stimulated the auto market for a period of time, and also overdrawn the car consumption in the future. Therefore, the long-term effectiveness of the current three-year holiday economy is questionable. It may be a false prosperity, which has little practical effect on promoting long-term economic development.