One of the key macroeconomic policy objectives for a government to typically pursue is to maintain low inflation

Inflation is characterized by a drastic shoot in the prices of goods and services in an economy and a decline in consumers' purchasing power. Inflation can be caused by an increase in demands of goods and services, which forces the sellers to increase the price when its scarcity hits.

The government ensures that its economy's inflation rate is low, to enhance more people to trade and attract foreign investors. This has a positive impact on the economy as the government earns more through revenue, channeled back to improve its people's living standards.

The three other key macroeconomics objectives include;

(a) Creation of full employment in order to ensure that most people are productive and have a skill that enhances them to be marketable.

(b) Price stability in the market. This facilitates the buying and selling activities in the market, whereby sellers are willing to provide their goods and services at a favorable price that buyers are willing to give, and still be able to make a profit.

(c) Maintaining a sustainable economic growth rate, to ensure that the economy is stable.