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Interventionist policies

Interventionist policies are growth and development strategies used by a government to deal with market imperfections in order to improve the productive capacity of the economy.

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  • 4.10Evaluating Growth and Development Strategies

Taught in Economic Growth and/or Economic Development Strategies

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