Economic Surveillance

Economic surveillance refers to the systematic monitoring and analysis of economic data to assess the health and trends of an economy. This includes tracking indicators like GDP, unemployment rates, inflation, and trade balances. Governments, financial institutions, and research organizations use this data to make informed decisions about policies, investments, and economic strategies. By observing these trends, they can anticipate changes, respond to economic challenges, and promote growth, ultimately impacting the well-being of individuals and businesses.