Abstract:
The need for state intervention in the economy has been discussed for centuries. Today the question is not to intervene or not. The focus is on effective intervention. Many methods of research, both quantitative and qualitative, can be used to analyze the effectiveness of public intervention in the economy. The diversity of methods used in the evaluation of interventions in the economy (public policies and regulations) requires the application of standard models generally accepted for all public authorities. As such model, at present, can serve the results-based management model. This model enables the measurement and evaluation of the changes that occur in the business environment. Using this model allows to measure and assess both organizational performance of public institutions and business performance modeled after public intervention.