United States Economic Policy

United States economic policy refers to the government's strategies and actions aimed at managing the economy. This includes decisions about taxes, government spending, regulation, and trade. Policymakers use tools like monetary policy (controlled by the Federal Reserve to manage interest rates and money supply) and fiscal policy (government spending and tax policies) to influence economic growth, control inflation, and reduce unemployment. The goal is to create a stable and prosperous economic environment that benefits all citizens, while addressing challenges such as inequality and global competition.