Intervento pubblico, regole formali e informali nelle vicende dei territori

Graziano Pini

ECONOMIA PUBBLICA, 2007, vol. 2007/5-6, issue 5-6, 87-114

Abstract: Intervento pubblico, regole formali e informali nelle vicende dei territori - The author discusses the complementary relation between normative, regulatory policy and genuinely industrial policy, both policies being viewed at decentralized level. In this way, objectives and devices of industrial character are integrated with three policy orientations of more general nature: the coordination among various institutional levels and among the rules stemming from these; the concerted activity between public and private sectors, with the aim of reducing pockets of deresponsabilization and developing the principle of horizontal support; and the concentration of resources and initiatives aimed at avoiding adverse selection among those to whom it is addressed and waste of public resources. Policy makers thus face large-scale commitment, as they are now summoned to broaden their sectorial and temporal perspective, towards greater interdisciplinary engagement and far-sightedness.

Date: 2007
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