Interventionism

Interventionism is a policy approach where a government actively intervenes in its economy or international affairs to influence outcomes. Domestically, this might mean regulating industries, setting tariffs, or providing social programs to promote economic stability and social welfare. Internationally, it can involve military actions, economic sanctions, or diplomatic efforts to shape global events. The goal of interventionism is to manage or direct economic growth, security, and societal well-being, balancing market forces with government oversight to achieve desired results. It balances free-market principles with strategic actions to address complex economic or political issues.