Macroeconomic resilience is an economy’s capacity to absorb external shocks—like financial crises or supply disruptions—while maintaining growth and employment. It involves policy buffers, diversified industries, and robust institutions. Used by central banks and governments to design countercyclical measures, it benefits businesses through stability, workers via job security, and investors with reduced volatility.
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