Mohamad Amin Azadian - bachelor student of political science, AllamehTabataba’iUniversity, Tehran, Iran
Elina Masoudi - bachelor student of political science, AllamehTabataba’iUniversity, Tehran, Iran
Ahmad Masoudi - Clinical Psychology Expert, University of Tehra

One of the key objectives of economic policy-making is to promote stability and sustainable growth. Policymakers aim to create an environment that fosters investment, encourages entrepreneurship, and stimulates innovation. They strive to strike a balance between economic growth and maintaining price stability to avoid inflationary pressures or deflationary spirals. By implementing appropriate fiscal and monetary policies, governments can regulate aggregate demand and ensure macroeconomic stability. They can also address structural issues such as income inequality and unemployment through targeted policies such as progressive taxation, social welfare programs, and job creation initiatives. Economic policy-making is a dynamic process that requires constant monitoring and adjustment to adapt to changing economic conditions and emerging challenges. As the economic conditions of the world change, the policy makers must modify the policies.

Economic policymaking, Sustainable growth, Government and parliament, Fiscal and monetary policies, Cooperation