dirigisme
noun[U]
ECONOMICS,GOVERNMENTuk/diːriːˈʒiːzəm/us/ˈdɪrəˌʒiːzəm/asystemin which thegovernmenthas a lot ofcontrolover a country'seconomy:
France wasreadyfor less dirigisme, and morecompetitionandinterdependence.
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The other way is through a central role for the state - almostdirigismeat the regional level.
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There has been innovation in courses to the point that educational traditionalists are critical of universities for excessive responsiveness to student preferences and insufficientdirigismeand paternalism.
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His must be one of the most eloquent defences ofdirigisme, unbalanced growth theory, and rapid industrialisation based on hydrocarbons by any policy-maker in the developing world.
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It typifies thedirigismeof an international bureaucracy.
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We have had to accept a large dose ofdirigismeas the price of free trade.
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The private sector does not wantdirigismeor anything of that kind, or interference by government.
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But they should not degenerate into politicaldirigismewith companies subject to greater burdens than they can tolerate.
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There are no bounds to what we could imagine here, even if a certain amount of statedirigismeis required to achieve our aims.
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It is not impossible, by a certain amount ofdirigismeof university places, to get some economies.
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We are sympathetic because he is trying to use market forces, by offering incentives to get things moving, rather than thedirigismeof planning.
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Complete transparency of all business cost factors such as pay, energy costs, purchase and sale prices and the profit margins would lead to monitoring anddirigisme.
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Yet the resolution remains characterized bydirigisme.
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It is by no means easy to evolve from a planned economy into a liberal economy, any more than it is easy to evolve from politicaldirigismeto democratic openness.
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These are powerful arguments coming from a source which is by no means necessarily friendly to what is calleddirigisme, or restrictive arguments or policies.
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However, in 1983 the initial bad economic results forced the government to renouncedirigismeand start the era of "rigueur" (rigour).
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