Economic Stabilization Programs

Economic Stabilization Programs are initiatives implemented by governments or central banks to address significant economic problems, such as high inflation, unemployment, or recession. These programs often involve a combination of monetary policies—like adjusting interest rates—and fiscal measures, such as increasing government spending or changing tax policies. The goal is to stabilize the economy, restore growth, and improve living standards. By carefully managing these factors, authorities aim to create a balanced and sustainable economic environment, fostering confidence among businesses and consumers.