economic stabilization
Economic stabilization refers to a set of policies and actions implemented by governments or central banks to maintain a steady and balanced state of the economy. It aims to control and manage economic fluctuations such as recessions, inflation, unemployment, and financial crises, with the goal of achieving sustainable and stable economic growth.
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- aggregate demand
- aggregate supply
- business cycles
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- demand-side economics
- economic growth
- economic indicators
- exchange rates
- fiscal policy
- government spending
- inflation
- interest rates
- international trade
- keynesian economics
- monetary policy
- neoclassical economics
- price stability
- public debt
- supply-side economics
- taxation
- unemployment
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