Concept information
Preferred term
economic governance
Definition(s)
- Economic governance in market-based economies such as that of the United States is largely a question of when and how governments should intervene in those markets. Neoclassical liberal theory suggests that interventions should be minimized, limited to ensuring that markets function efficiently and providing public goods that markets fail to provide. [Source: Encyclopedia of Governance; Economic Governance]
Broader concept(s)
Narrower concept(s)
- Asian financial crisis
- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
- Baltic state cooperation
- Bretton Woods
- collective wage bargaining
- competition policy
- competition state
- convergence and divergence
- corporate governance
- corporatism
- dirigisme
- economic integration
- economic openness
- exchange-rate regime
- fiscal federalism
- import substitution industrialization
- investment incentive
- Keynesianism
- monetarism
- monetary policy
- monetary union
- planning (general)
- post-washington consensus
- protectionism
- social democracy
- stakeholders
- third way
- Tobin tax
- Washington Consensus
Belongs to group
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-WCP05HW1-4
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