poikkisektoraalisesti

Poikkisektoraalisesti refers to an economic approach where the government plays a role in the economy that is distinct from the sectors of the economy it regulates. This concept is based on the idea of separating, or making perpendicular, the roles of the state in different sectors of the economy.

The term is derived from the Finnish language and is used primarily in economic discussions within Finland. It is often employed in the context of the Nordic capitalistic approach, which emphasizes social welfare systems and state regulation of the economy.

In the poikkisektoraalisesti approach, the state may provide a certain level of support to certain sectors, such as healthcare or education, but simultaneously maintain a hands-off approach to other sectors, like business or finance. This allows the state to influence key areas of societal development while also promoting free-market principles in other areas.

The use of poikkisektoraalisesti in economic policy is intended to promote social cohesion and economic stability. It aims to create a balance between the state's regulatory role and the need for private market forces to drive innovation and growth.

Poikkisektoraalisesti has been employed in various contexts, including economic stabilization measures and social welfare initiatives. The approach has been associated with successful economic development strategies, particularly in Nordic countries.

The effectiveness of poikkisektoraalisesti ultimately depends on the execution of economic policies and the balance between state intervention and market forces. Its implications for economic development and social welfare policies continue to be studied and debated by economists and policymakers.