2025, Vol. 8, Issue 1

author(s)
Parviz Asgarov

abstract
Government budgeting plays a central role in shaping the trajectory of long-term economic stability. Budget decisions regarding revenue collection, spending priorities, and deficit or surplus management directly impact economic growth, inflation control, debt sustainability, and social welfare. This article explores the mechanisms through which budgeting influences macroeconomic outcomes over time. By analyzing theoretical models and historical examples, and drawing from empirical studies, it highlights the critical importance of sound fiscal planning, institutional design, and countercyclical policy frameworks. The paper concludes that governments committed to transparent, rule-based, and forward-looking budgeting are better positioned to promote resilient and inclusive economic systems.