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Some interpretations of statism result in "State-[[Capitalism]]" or even "State-[[Socialism]]". | Some interpretations of statism result in "State-[[Capitalism]]" or even "State-[[Socialism]]". | ||
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Revision as of 21:13, January 4, 2010
Statism is a political or economic position in which the role of the state is deemed to be very important. This could - for example - manifest itself in directly state-controlled enterprises or economic planning directed by the government.
Some interpretations of statism result in "State-Capitalism" or even "State-Socialism".