Author(s): Sumaiya Meng
Government spending is a vital tool for stimulating economic growth, especially during periods of downturn or sluggish expansion. This article evaluates the effectiveness of different types of government expenditures in promoting economic activity, job creation, and long-term development. It examines fiscal stimulus, infrastructure investment, social spending, and the role of efficient public administration. The article also considers the challenges of fiscal sustainability and the conditions under which government spending maximizes growth potential.