Neoclassical Economics: History, Features, Assumptions, Criticisms and Role of Government
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Neoclassical economics is based on the supply and demand of a person’s rationality and the ability to maximize profit or utility. It was developed from the classical economics in the nineteenth century. The theory has been criticized based on a number of certain critical issues which it has failed to address. The government plays a role in providing public goods and services which the private enterprise may be unable to offer. The monetary regulation, taxes and expenditures are the key elements which the government relies on to increase economic growth and stability.