Intervention boundary of regulatory policy

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordnungspolitik

Concept: The regulatory policy intervention boundary denotes the limit, set by the state, up to which it may intervene in the economic order to establish framework conditions and ensure competition. Within this boundary the market is allowed to operate freely; beyond it, interventions should be minimized to preserve market discipline and efficiency.

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