A critique of neoliberalism, whether favorable or hostile, would likely define it as "an effort to reduce barriers to international trade and investment." This definition encapsulates a core aspect of neoliberalism, which emphasizes free markets, deregulation, and globalization as mechanisms for economic growth and efficiency. Critics often highlight how this focus can lead to negative social and economic consequences, such as increased inequality and reduced public services, while supporters may argue that it fosters economic development and increased opportunities.
How would a critique of neoliberalism (favorable or hostile) define it?(1 point) Responses an effort to expand political democracy to areas that had dictatorships an effort to expand political democracy to areas that had dictatorships an effort to reduce barriers to international trade and investment an effort to reduce barriers to international trade and investment a government plan for economic development in relatively poor countries a government plan for economic development in relatively poor countries an effort to increase tolerance for religious, ethnic, and social diversity an effort to increase tolerance for religious, ethnic, and social diversity
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