Abstract

The objective of this article is to analyze the nature of public intervention in the economy that has become necessary following situations of economic crisis caused by recent global emergencies. In particular, it is highlighted how more than forty years of economic policies of liberalization and privatization of the former public monopolies, accompanied by a constant and intense criticism of the State and of the public administration and by an exaltation of private enterprise, have contributed to create a contingent condition for which it appears difficult to return to direct management by the State in some economic sectors which are fundamental for the quality of life of citizens.

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