the doctrine that maintains that the state should NOT intervene in economics is called laissez-faire. but when the states SHOuLD intervene in the economy, i don't know what its called..sorry! :(
jocon94- Laissez-faire is a philosophy. The Interstate Commerce Act says states can't regulate services crossing state lines. The law was designed in the late 1800's to keep the railroad under Federal jurisdiction and rates consistent. I believe it would cover other businesses unless there where later court rulings defining what exactly the law covers.
Intervenes in markets where there is a concentration of power
Communism is the political system that called for government control of the economy.
The state intervenes in the economy through various mechanisms such as regulation, taxation, and public spending. By implementing laws and regulations, the government can protect consumers, promote fair competition, and ensure environmental sustainability. Additionally, through fiscal policies like taxation and government spending, the state can influence economic growth, manage inflation, and address social inequalities. This intervention aims to stabilize the economy and promote overall welfare.
These are how an economy is doing in a particular area. This will vary depending on the time in history, the country, and how much the government intervenes.
Market don't fail because government make price to be equal in the market by interven
Communism is the political system that called for government control of the economy.
command economy
Communism is the political system that called for government control of the economy.
it is called the "Beaver State" and its capital is Salem
Under capitalism, the market is free from state interference.
intervintionist state
is the basis of Washington state economy is wildressources