government intervention

Government intervention refers to the actions taken by a government to influence its economy or society. This can include regulating industries, imposing taxes, providing subsidies, or implementing policies to protect public welfare. For example, a government might set safety standards for products, support failing businesses, or invest in infrastructure. The goal of such interventions is often to promote economic stability, protect consumers, reduce inequalities, and ensure that essential services are available to everyone. While some argue that intervention is necessary for a healthy society, others believe it can lead to inefficiencies and limit personal freedoms.