Keynesian Economics: An economic theory advocating for government intervention through fiscal policies (spending and taxation) to stimulate aggregate demand and promote economic growth.
Infrastructure Development: Investing in building or improving physical structures such as roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals with the goal of boosting economic activity.
Consumer Confidence: The level of optimism or pessimism that consumers have about their current financial situation and future economic prospects. High consumer confidence often leads to increased spending which can drive economic recovery.