Political Macroeconomics

The interrelationship between Political Science and Economics cannot be overemphasized for or against its academic arguments, and as a result, political processes interfere with economic activities in any democratic polity. However, the uncertainty, myopia, and strategic political behavior in macroeconomic policymaking becomes the outcome of any political system of any country, as the political systems and forms of government determine the authoritative allocation of values according to David Easton.