Economic policies significantly impact public trust in government. For example, policies focused on job creation, income equality, and social welfare can enhance citizens' perceptions of government effectiveness. Conversely, policies leading to economic disparities or market failures may result in decreased trust and increased skepticism toward government intentions. When people perceive their economic needs being met through sound policies and transparency, they are more likely to engage with and support governmental actions. Thus, maintaining a fair economic climate is crucial for building and preserving trust in public institutions, fostering a more cohesive society.