By economic policy one understands the influence of the economy by political measures, thus by the state and/or by the legislation (legislative force).

Intending for the economic policy conflicting aims (trade offs) are, of which the uneasy square is an example.

The science of the economic policy (theory of the economic policy as part of the political economy) concerns itself with the principles of organization of economic systems and the economical operational sequence.

In principle economic policy divided in administrative policy and process politics. First aims at the basic conditions, under which the restaurant subjects their decisions fell, the latters is characterized by the fact off that the state intervenes actively in the market processes.

Among the administrative policy in particular competitive policy to the process politics belongs labor policy, financial policy, fiscal policy, monetary policy, commercial policy, economic policy, structural policy ranks

See also:

• Offer politics, monetarism, Neoliberalismus, Ordoliberalismus
• Demand politics, Keynesianismus, anticyclical financial policy
• per-cyclic economic policy, global control, deflationary policy, restaurant economics
• Economic policy

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