Economic crises significantly affect public trust in government, as citizens often blame leaders for poor economic management. When financial hardships arise, such as high unemployment or inflation, the government's response becomes crucial in shaping public perception. Failure to address economic challenges can erode confidence in political institutions, leading to increased skepticism about their effectiveness and legitimacy. Consequently, governments may face heightened demands for accountability and reform. Rebuilding trust requires transparent communication and effective policy measures that demonstrate responsiveness to citizens' needs.