Terrorism has profound and far-reaching impacts on both societies and economies. On a societal level, it can instill fear and anxiety among the population, leading to a breakdown of trust within communities and between citizens and their governments. This fear can result in increased security measures, which may infringe on civil liberties and personal freedoms. Economically, terrorism can deter investment, disrupt trade, and lead to increased spending on security and defense. The long-term consequences can include reduced tourism, loss of jobs, and a decline in overall economic stability. The cumulative effect of these impacts can hinder development and exacerbate existing social tensions.