Public Policy Strategies for Managing Economic Crises

Abstract

This article examines public policy strategies for managing economic crises, with a focus on monetary and fiscal policy interventions. It analyzes historical case studies to identify successful strategies and common pitfalls. The study evaluates the impact of these policies on economic recovery and stability. By offering insights into effective crisis management, the article provides recommendations for policymakers seeking to navigate future economic challenges. The findings aim to inform the design of resilient economic policies that can withstand crises and support recovery.