Publication Details
Issue: Vol 22, No (2025)
Pages: 150-154

Abstract

In the modern global economy, ensuring financial stability has become one of the most important strategic objectives of every state. Financial stability is not only a key indicator of a country’s economic resilience but also a foundation for sustainable growth, investment attractiveness, and social welfare. The experience of both developed and developing nations shows that financial stability can be effectively maintained only through the coordinated functioning of two fundamental components of economic policy — tax policy and fiscal policy. The integration and cooperation of these two policy areas form the backbone of a state’s financial management system, enabling governments to balance revenues and expenditures, control inflation, support economic growth, and maintain macroeconomic equilibrium.