Neo-liberalism: Economic Policies and Societal Consequences
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This essay examines neo-liberalism, a policy model shifting economic control from the public to the private sector, intertwined with globalization. It discusses the impact of neo-liberalism on market economies, including increased efficiency and business expansion, but also highlights negative consequences such as wealth inequality and increased corruption. The essay references various scholars and their perspectives on neo-liberalism's advantages and disadvantages, emphasizing the debate over its effects on society, particularly the widening gap between the rich and the poor. It concludes that while neo-liberalism aims to benefit everyone by expanding the market and minimizing government intervention, it has resulted in significant societal disparities.
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