1. In what senses could these new policies be described as (a) non-interventionist; (b) interventionist? 2. Does...
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1. In what senses could these new policies be described as (a) non-interventionist; (b) interventionist?
2. Does globalisation, and in particular the global perspective of multinational corporations, make industrial policy in the form of selective subsidies and tax relief more or less likely?
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