economic communication

Economic communication refers to the way information about economic policies, conditions, and events is shared and understood among various stakeholders, including governments, businesses, and the public. It involves the dissemination of economic data, forecasts, and analyses through reports, media, and discussions. Effective economic communication helps individuals and organizations make informed decisions, fosters transparency, and builds public trust in economic systems. It encompasses both formal channels, like government briefings, and informal ones, like news articles and social media, shaping how economic realities are perceived and acted upon.