Feedback mechanisms are necessary from "summary" of The Industrial Policy Revolution II by J. Esteban,J. Stiglitz,Justin Lin Yifu
Feedback mechanisms are essential in the context of industrial policy. Without these mechanisms in place, it becomes challenging to evaluate the effectiveness of policies and make informed decisions for future interventions. Feedback allows policymakers to understand the impact of their actions and make necessary adjustments to ensure the desired outcomes are achieved. One of the main reasons why feedback mechanisms are necessary is the complexity of industrial policy. Industrial policy involves multiple stakeholders, varying interests, and unpredictable external factors. Without feedback, policymakers may not have a clear understanding of how these factors interact and influence the success of their policies. Moreover, feedback mechanisms help in identifying unintended consequences of industrial policies. Sometimes, well-intentioned policies may have unintended negative effects on certain industries or groups within the e...
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