This article examines the functionality and structure of Switzerland's economy using the theory of the cycle of money. The index of the cycle of money is used to assess how well an economic system can counteract financial crises and how well structured a country's economy is. The study compares Switzerland's index with the global average, finding that Switzerland performs well, indicating a robust and well-structured economy capable of facing any economic crisis. The methodology is based on theoretical, mathematical, statistical, and econometric outcomes, and the study emphasizes the importance of proper tax policies and the distribution of money within the economy. The article also discusses the role of large and small companies, suggesting that high-capacity companies should invest in manufacturing and high technology sectors while small companies should be taxed at lower rates to facilitate better money distribution. The period studied is the global recession from 2007 to 2017, and the findings highlight Switzerland's strong economic position.This article examines the functionality and structure of Switzerland's economy using the theory of the cycle of money. The index of the cycle of money is used to assess how well an economic system can counteract financial crises and how well structured a country's economy is. The study compares Switzerland's index with the global average, finding that Switzerland performs well, indicating a robust and well-structured economy capable of facing any economic crisis. The methodology is based on theoretical, mathematical, statistical, and econometric outcomes, and the study emphasizes the importance of proper tax policies and the distribution of money within the economy. The article also discusses the role of large and small companies, suggesting that high-capacity companies should invest in manufacturing and high technology sectors while small companies should be taxed at lower rates to facilitate better money distribution. The period studied is the global recession from 2007 to 2017, and the findings highlight Switzerland's strong economic position.