Dirigerissimo
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Dirigerissimo (from Salisfordian dirigere 'to direct') is an economic doctrine where the state takes a strong directive role over a market economy. Dirigeristic policies often include planning, state-directed investment, and the use of to incentivize private entities to fulfill economic objectives.
The term emerged in post-civil war era Salisford to describe the economic policies of Teodoro Mattera and his administration.
