U.S economic policies

Definition

U.S economic policies refer to the strategies and actions implemented by the government to manage and regulate economic activities within the country. These policies aim to address issues such as unemployment, inflation, taxation, trade, and income inequality.

Related terms

Monetary Policy: Monetary policy refers to the actions taken by a central bank (like the Federal Reserve in the U.S.) to control money supply, interest rates, and stabilize prices.

Fiscal Policy: Fiscal policy refers to how the government uses its spending and taxation powers to influence aggregate demand, stabilize the economy or achieve specific goals like reducing unemployment.

Supply-side Economics: Supply-side economics focuses on stimulating economic growth by encouraging producers through measures such as tax cuts or deregulation.