0 a system in which the government has a lot of control over a country's economy:
France was ready for less dirigisme, and more competition and interdependence.
The other way is through a central role for the state - almost dirigisme at the regional level.
There has been innovation in courses to the point that educational traditionalists are critical of universities for excessive responsiveness to student preferences and insufficient dirigisme and paternalism.
His must be one of the most eloquent defences of dirigisme, unbalanced growth theory, and rapid industrialisation based on hydrocarbons by any policy-maker in the developing world.
It typifies the dirigisme of an international bureaucracy.
We have had to accept a large dose of dirigisme as the price of free trade.
The private sector does not want dirigisme or anything of that kind, or interference by government.
But they should not degenerate into political dirigisme with companies subject to greater burdens than they can tolerate.
There are no bounds to what we could imagine here, even if a certain amount of state dirigisme is required to achieve our aims.
