Steering-policy instruments

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

Steering-policy instruments are measures and tools of economic policy designed to influence the actions of economic agents through price signals, regulation, subsidies, information, or incentives. They aim to implement policy objectives such as efficiency gains, environmental or infrastructure targets, and influencing competition, transport, and resource allocation.

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