Investment Policy

Investment policy, in the context of economic policy and regulation, refers to the framework set by governments or organizations to guide how and where financial resources should be allocated. It includes rules and strategies that encourage investment in certain sectors, promote economic growth, and ensure financial stability. This policy can influence decisions on public spending, tax incentives, and regulations that affect the attractiveness of investments. Essentially, it aims to create a favorable environment for both domestic and foreign investments to support overall economic development and prosperity.