neoliberalism
neoliberal
noun[ C ]
 finance & economicsuk /ˌniː.əʊˈlɪb.ər.əl/ us /ˌniː.oʊˈlɪb.ər.əl/
someone who supports a large amount of freedom for markets, with little government control or spending and low taxes: （支持增加市场自由度，减少政府干预和花费，降低税收）新自由主义者
Neoliberals insist that markets can do more to change the world than governments.新自由主义者坚持市场可以比政府更能改变世界。

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Examples of neoliberal

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Single market regime competition is the preferred outcome for neoliberals.
A normative dimension to the debate between neorealists and neoliberals clearly does exist.
In fact, bona fide neoliberals are fractured in several think tanks just like neostructuralists.
Not that the neoliberals fare any better.
What this meant in practice is that modern natural science metaphors would be integrated into the neoliberal narrative.
Simplistic class analyses will turn them off, and in any event, don't actually do much work in explaining the timing and content of neoliberal doctrines.
The result is that one is often left with a sense that regimes of neoliberal governance are in fact monolithic, singular and totalising.
The record of application of neoliberal adjustment policies in less developed nations is decidedly mixed, even when evaluated by strict economic criteria.
Indeed, he argues that winning the support of voters in highly competitive elections has been responsible for the slow pace of neoliberal reform.
Neoliberal labour reforms typically hurt a large number of unions, and they often hurt them severely.
However, the formation of a neoliberal state that combines procedural democracy with free-market oriented economic and social policies has left those aspirations stillborn.
What happens after developing countries adopt neoliberal policies ?
Similarly, while dismissing neoliberal attempts to reformulate nationalism, he does not give them empirical content.
Although variations in neoliberal doctrine merit serious attention, and this definition itself requires greater subtlety, it will serve as a point of departure.
The main aim of this book is to analyse the impact of these neoliberal policies on rural development.
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