0 the principle that the government should own or control most of a country's industry and economy:
Preliminary plans - compromising between privatization and continued statism - call for all businesses to be placed under independent holding companies.
Nevertheless, the press-then still vigilant about protecting personal freedom from medical statism-was alarmed.
In this case, however, the relationship was essentially cooperative as it operated within a mutually agreed division of labor, which statism does not address.
Here, mass discontent with the failures of statism is such that support for the neoliberal alternative extends across the social spectrum.
This had three important consequences on welfare statism.
The rise of statism was a response, then, to perceived failures in the implementation of development policy.
The adequacy of these theories is ' ' tested ' ' against the historical evidence with statism emerging as the clear winner.
The index ranges from 1 (maximum statism) to 5 (maximum privatism).
It did not lead to mass rejection of statism ('neoliberal populism') either.