Definition of «economic policymaking»

"Economic policymaking" refers to the decision-making and actions taken by governments and authorities to manage and influence the economy of a country or region. It involves creating strategies and implementing measures to promote growth, address unemployment, control inflation, regulate industries, and maintain stability in the economy.

Sentences with «economic policymaking»

As director of the National Economic Council, essentially the mastermind of economic policymaking within the White House, Summers was the principal writer of the president's stimulus plan to restart economic growth. (washingtonpost.com)
The researchers point out that resilience and growth are not the only targets that should be considered in economic policymaking, adds Brian Fath, a researcher at IIASA and Towson University in the USA who also worked on the study. (sciencedaily.com)
Australian households and businesses are directly suffering the consequences of growing economic policymaking dysfunction in Donald Trump's Washington, which has pushed the dollar through US80 cents for the first time in two years, warns a former top US Federal Reserve economist. (businessnews.com.au)
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