Industrial policy, Microeconomics

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Industrial Policy: Government policies which are aimed at fostering the domestic development of particular desirable or productive industries, in order to enhance productivity, create higher-paid jobs, and boost international trade performance. Tools of industrial policy can include measures to stimulate investment in targeted industries; trade policies (like tariffs, limits on imports orexport incentives); and technology policies.


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