When you only have a hammer in your toolkit, suddenly everything becomes a nail. The irony? Small businesses worldwide keep hammering home the same message: they're starved for customers, not capital. Yet policymakers keep rolling out financing subsidies and credit support programs. The disconnect is real. You can flood the market with cheaper money all day long, but if demand isn't there, businesses still won't invest or expand. Supply-side financing stimulus alone won't move the needle—not when the real bottleneck sits on the demand side of the equation.