etatist

Examples

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• As an etatist, she supported policies that increased the state's role in managing industries.

• The peak period of strict etatist policies in the 1970s has long been surpassed.

  Academic text (2007)

• More specifically, the etatist scene of earlier decades will probably give way to something similar to what Robert Bianchi calls a "corporatist-associative" model.

  Academic text (1992)

• The balance in such an arrangement will always remain delicate, so that a serious crisis experienced by the private sector will always be likely to prompt a return to a more comprehensive etatist policy, as happens periodically in Turkey.

  Academic text (1992)

• The first is an assumption that the private sector was severely constrained by public ownership and strict etatist policies, including allocation and pricing policies that distort economic incentives and outcomes.

  Academic text (2007)

• Arab countries aspiring to rapid "forced draft industrialization" have become disillusioned with the unrewarding socialist/etatist model.

  Academic text (1992)

• This was "real" capitalism in the making, believes one commentator, but it was promptly aborted by a state that was, in spite of its slogans, unable to divest itself from its Nasserite etatist mantle.

  Academic text (1992)

• In the so-called "socialized" (state-dominated, etatist) countries of Libya and Algeria, they were blocked through the concerned efforts of labor, ruling party cadre, and bureaucrats.

  Academic text (1992)

• The etatist approach emphasizes centralized control over economic and social policies.

Synonyms

S

statist

vsetatist

20 8.3

A person who wants the government to control the economy and society

is the same in meaning but exists as an alternative form or spelling

Antonyms

L

libertarian

178 7.7

A person who wants people to have more freedom and very small government

How Statist

authoritarian

5 8.2

etatist

9.9

libertarian

178 7.7

Surface Forms

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Etymology