American economic policy

American economic policy refers to the strategies and actions taken by the U.S. government to manage the economy. This includes fiscal policy, which involves government spending and taxation decisions, and monetary policy, focused on controlling money supply and interest rates through the Federal Reserve. The goals are to promote economic growth, reduce unemployment, and stabilize prices. Policy decisions can vary depending on the political party in power, influencing issues like trade, regulation, and social welfare. Overall, these policies aim to create a stable and prosperous economy for all citizens.