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It doesn't need to be rewritten as much as expanded. "Pouring money into" (i.e., bailing out) a specific economic sector is only one way the state interferes with the mythical "free market". Duties, tariffs, import taxes, and myriad special tax breaks and incentives, are a few other ways the invisible hand is nudged or slapped. Amazing that this entry is an orphan, since it starts to describe the very economic system we have in the U.S.
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It doesn't need to be rewritten as much as expanded. "Pouring money into" (i.e., bailing out) a specific economic sector is only one way the state interferes with the mythical "free market". Duties, tariffs, import taxes, and myriad special tax breaks and incentives, are a few other ways the invisible hand is nudged or slapped. Amazing that this entry is an orphan, since it starts to describe the very economic system we have in the U.S.
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