Political Economy of the State

The political economy of the state examines how government policies, economic systems, and social structures interact to shape a nation’s economic performance and citizens' well-being. It considers how political decisions influence economic outcomes, such as wealth distribution, resource allocation, and public services. By analyzing these relationships, it helps us understand issues like poverty, inequality, and economic growth. Essentially, it explores how power, politics, and economics intersect to impact the lives of individuals and society as a whole.