Business Power and the Minimal State: The Defeat of Industrial Policy in Chile
分析了智利后威权时代近三十年产业政策为何持续受限，指出偏好有限国家干预的商业行为者通过政治影响力维持了政策现状。
Chile has maintained a limited industrial policy for nearly three decades. Policy resilience during the 2000s and 2010s is especially puzzling given the political and economic context: three Socialist-led administrations; the retreat of the Washington Consensus; resource abundance from the commodity boom; and the decline of the so-called economic ‘miracle’. We present the first comprehensive analysis of industrial policy in post-authoritarian Chile (1990–present) and show the significant political influence of business actors with a preference for limited state intervention in the economy as a mechanism of policy reproduction.