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Government-Driven Industrialization

Definition

This refers to the process where a government takes active steps to promote the growth of industries in its country. It often involves policies such as subsidies, tariffs, and infrastructure development.

Related terms

Subsidies: These are financial aids provided by the government to businesses or industries to help them compete with international companies or encourage certain activities.

Tariffs: These are taxes imposed on imported goods. They make foreign products more expensive, thus protecting domestic industries from foreign competition.

Infrastructure Development: This refers to the construction and improvement of facilities like roads, bridges, power plants etc., which are necessary for economic activity.

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  • AP World History: Modern - 5.4 Industrialization Spreads, 1750 to 1900

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