Controlling markets

Description

Controlling markets involves implementing regulatory, fiscal, or administrative measures to influence market behavior, stabilize prices, prevent monopolies, and ensure fair competition. This strategy aims to remedy issues such as market failures, price volatility, and exploitative practices by setting standards, monitoring transactions, and enforcing compliance. Its practical intent is to protect consumers, support equitable economic development, and maintain market integrity by directly intervening in the mechanisms of supply, demand, and trade.