What political viewpoint accepts the idea of government intervention in businesses and the creation of new social programs in order to create changes in society? The viewpoint accepts the idea of the government intervention in businesses and the creation of new social programs in order to create changes in society.

Liberal.

Explanation:

The liberal ideology, mainly raised by the Democratic Party, is that political position in which the government's participation in the economy is defended through its greater interference in market and financial decisions. Furthermore, this ideology defends the creation of social programs (such as Medicare or Social Security) with the aim of protecting the rights of the most vulnerable sectors of society. Therefore, this ideology defends greater public spending by the government, necessarily financed through higher taxes on its population.