Erityisetalouskäytännössä

Erityisetalouskäytännössä is a Finnish term that translates to "special economic practices" or "exceptional economic practices." It refers to situations where standard economic regulations, laws, or practices are temporarily suspended or altered due to specific circumstances. These circumstances can be varied, ranging from economic crises to specific industry needs or national security concerns.

The purpose of implementing special economic practices is typically to address unique challenges that cannot be effectively managed within the normal framework. This might involve providing targeted financial aid, imposing temporary restrictions on certain transactions, or creating new, expedited procedures for economic activities. For example, during a severe recession, a government might enact special measures to support struggling businesses or stimulate demand. Similarly, in times of conflict or major natural disaster, exceptional economic practices might be introduced to ensure the supply of essential goods or to manage resources efficiently.

These practices are generally intended to be temporary, with the aim of returning to normal economic operations once the exceptional conditions have passed. The implementation and management of special economic practices often involve significant government intervention and can have widespread effects on markets, businesses, and individuals. The specifics of what constitutes "erityisetalouskäytännössä" can vary greatly depending on the context and the country applying them.