Economic policy institutions

Economic policy institutions are organizations and agencies that develop, implement, and oversee a country's financial and economic strategies. They include central banks, government departments, financial regulatory bodies, and international organizations. These institutions work together to manage inflation, control unemployment, promote growth, and ensure economic stability. They set policies on interest rates, government spending, and banking practices, providing a framework that influences how money flows through the economy. By doing so, they aim to create a stable environment for businesses and individuals to thrive.