Economic Policy

Government economic policies significantly influence and shape the economy.
They determine the ease with which capital can move and the degree of freedom individuals have in deciding what goods and services to produce.
Capital requires confidence and freedom to foster economic growth and prosperity; confidence is crucial.
Government policies strongly affect capital confidence.
- Historically, the United States became the world's leading economy due in part to its historically favorable policies towards capital.
You may ask, “What’s a good economic policy?”
- A good economic policy is one that provides more freedom and confidence but less intervention to capital and the market.

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