Interventionist Strategies Flashcards

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What are interventionist policies built on

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The belief that the state / government sector can be a powerful force for good in promoting inclusive and sustainable growth

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What is a developmental state

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A country with strong state intervention, as well as regulation and planning of markets

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What countries are described as in the developmental state

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Thailand
Vietnam
China
South Korea
Fast growing African countries such as Ethiopia
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4
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Key roles for the state

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  • basic healthcare
  • basics infrastructure
  • core public goods
  • regional and industrial policies
  • interventionist policies
  • progress taxation and state spending to reduce inequality
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5
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What do the MNCs may need controlling

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  • protect against exploitation
  • discourage resource depletion
  • protect local culture
  • discourage market power abuse
  • protect domestic businesses
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6
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When does government failure occur

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When an intervention leads to a deeper market failure or even worse a new failure may arise

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Why may government failure occur

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  • self interest
  • quick fixes
  • regulatory capture
  • information failure
  • disincentive effects
  • conflicting objectives
  • red tape
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