Government intervention

Government intervention refers to the actions taken by a government to influence or regulate various sectors and activities within a country. This can include measures such as laws, regulations, policies, and subsidies that aim to address economic, social, and environmental issues. Government intervention can occur in numerous areas, including healthcare, education, the environment, and the economy, to correct market failures, protect consumers, or promote social welfare. Through such interventions, a government may strive to ensure a fair and balanced society, enhance public goods, and maintain national security. In the context of gambling, government intervention can include regulations to prevent illegal activities, protect vulnerable individuals, and ensure fair play.