In economics, tilting refers to the intentional shifting or skewing of economic policy or resources towards a specific goal or objective. This can refer to policies that favor certain industries, regions, or groups of people over others. Tilting can be done through tax incentives, subsidies, regulations, or other government interventions. The goal of tilting is typically to stimulate economic growth, promote certain industries, or address social or environmental issues. However, tilting can also create distortions in the economy and lead to unintended consequences.
