👉 Fiscal engineering refers to the strategic manipulation of government finances and economic policies to achieve specific economic outcomes, often through deliberate adjustments in taxation, spending, and debt management. It involves using fiscal tools to influence economic growth, stabilize markets, and address budget deficits or surpluses. This can include measures such as altering tax rates, implementing targeted spending programs, restructuring public debt, or introducing innovative financial instruments to stimulate economic activity or control inflation. The goal is to optimize economic performance and ensure sustainable fiscal health, often requiring a deep understanding of economic dynamics and careful planning to avoid unintended consequences.
