Government regulations are rules and restrictions implemented by the government to control certain aspects of society, such as the economy, environment, or culture. These regulations aim to promote order and protect public interest.
Related terms
Bureaucracy: Bureaucracy refers to a complex administrative system with rigid procedures and hierarchical structures. It can often be associated with excessive red tape and slow decision-making processes.
Protectionism: Protectionism is an economic policy where the government imposes barriers such as tariffs or quotas to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. While it may shield local businesses, it can restrict cultural diffusion by limiting access to imported goods or ideas.
Censorship: Censorship is when governments control or suppress information, media, or artistic expression deemed inappropriate or harmful. This practice can hinder cultural diffusion by preventing the free flow of ideas and limiting exposure to diverse perspectives.