intervencionisme
Intervencionisme, or interventionism, is a political and economic doctrine that endorses active government involvement in the economy and society to pursue goals such as economic stability, growth, equity, and social protection. It rests on the view that markets alone are insufficient to allocate resources efficiently or provide public goods.
In the economic realm, interventionism encompasses fiscal and monetary policy, regulation of competition, subsidies, tariffs, industrial
Foreign and security policy can also reflect interventionism, including humanitarian or military intervention, alliance commitments, and
Historically, interventionism rose in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a response to economic downturns
The late 20th century saw waves of liberalization in some regions, but many economies retain substantial interventionist