THE IMPACT OF ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY ON MACROECONOMIC STABILITY: A STATISTICAL AND ANALYTICAL APPROACH
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Economic uncertainty, macroeconomic stability, statistical analysis, risk assessment, economic resilienceAbstract
This research explores the multi-dimensional impact of economic uncertainty on macroeconomic stability, focusing on how unpredictable changes in financial markets, global conditions, and domestic policies influence growth, inflation, investment behaviour, and overall economic performance. The study examines statistical approaches used to measure uncertainty and analyzes the channels through which uncertainty affects key macroeconomic indicators. By integrating theoretical insights with empirical observations, the research highlights the importance of robust policy frameworks that can minimize the negative effects of uncertainty and support long-term economic resilience.
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