The transition to a circular economy represents a fundamental shift from traditional models toward a system that prioritizes resource efficiency, reuse, and sustainability. As global material demands increase, and environmental challenges escalate, innovative policymaking becomes essential. Forward-thinking policies can remove systemic barriers, reveal circular business models, and align economic growth with environmental stewardship. By fostering collaboration across sectors, investing in circular infrastructure, and integrating sustainability into regulatory frameworks, governments can create a resilient and inclusive circular economy that benefits all. Innovative Policy Making for the Shift to Circular Economy explores how innovative policy approaches can drive the transition from a linear to a circular economy by reshaping regulations, incentives, and governance structures. It examines the roles of government, industry, and society in creating environments for circular practices. This book covers topics such as corporate finance, green capital, and sustainable development, and is a useful resource business owners, economists, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.