Noel Mirembe Mutesi2023-10-182023-10-182023-09-22https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12311/1192This is a dissertationThis abstract provides a concise overview of the economic rationale for government intervention in an economy, with a focus on the context of Uganda. Government intervention is examined through the lens of correcting market failures, promoting economic stability, and ensuring equitable resource distribution. The discussion highlights key factors such as infrastructure development, agricultural sectoral promotion, and budgetary interventions. Additionally, the role of government in providing access to education, healthcare, and financial stability is explored. The abstract underscores the importance of well-designed interventions to strike a balance between market forces and government action for sustainable economic development in Uganda.enDissertation