Crossword clues for neoliberal
Wiktionary
a. In accordance with, or subscribing to, neoliberalism n. A person who subscribes to neoliberalism
WordNet
adj. having or showing belief in the need for economic growth in addition to traditional liberalistic values
n. a liberal who subscribes to neoliberalism
Usage examples of "neoliberal".
The IMF and World Bank have come to the rescue with a brilliant neoliberal solution: require Tanzania to charge for hospital appointments, previously free.
Their neoliberal experts wasted no time in cutting trade barriers, limiting government subsidies and selling off state industries.
The peg causes suffering only when combined with the Four Horsemen of IMF neoliberal policy: liberalized financial markets, free trade, mass privatization and government surpluses.
Unburdened by pie charts, statistics, or much else in the way of argument or evidence, the book is written in a tone of steady, murmuring apocalyptic dissent, with an occasional perky nod to a familiar neoliberal argument.
The French strikes called above all for a new notion of the public, a new construction of public space against the neoliberal mechanisms of privatization that accompany more or less everywhere the project of capitalist globalization.
The current neoliberal trend toward the privatization of energy and communication services is another turn of the spiral.
Some critics assert that NGOs, since they are outside and often in conflict with state power, are compatible with and serve the neoliberal project of global capital.
It may indeed be true that the activities of many NGOs serve to further the neoliberal project of global capital, but we should be careful to point out that this cannot adequately define the activities of all NGOs categorically.
There are many ways to be outside and opposed to the state, of which the neoliberal project is only one.
The other workers would trust me and together we would break the cycle in which the neoliberals keep us.
Chicago School economists, neoliberals to a man, and of my predecessors, too.
Real wages declined, Australian enterprises fell under foreign control, and the country advanced towards the status of a resource base for the Japan-centered state capitalist region, which maintained its dynamic growth thanks to the radical departures from neoliberal dogma that had spurred development in the first place.