CMNS 130 Chapter Notes -Individual And Group Rights, Allocative Efficiency, Keyworth

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Communication
• Course: CMNS 130
• Professor: Kathleen Cross

Document Summary

Goal: achieve social cohesion: neo-liberalism based on individual responsibility. Balanced budgets labour-market flexibility release of central banks from state control. Extension of free trade across national boundaries: challenge to protectionist tariffs, constructing new supranational trade agreements financial institutions to oversee and embed supremacy of free-market transactions. New trading environment favours owners of capital and their. Create and preserve an institutional framework appropriate to project of capital restoration. Contribute to trading environment that favours nosiness interests and is designed to generate private dividends: weaknesses. Neo-liberalization is far more fractured and insecure process than neo-liberal ideas suggest. Neo-liberalism lacks success in stimulating sustained economy growth and overcoming instability: ideological project, minority ideas concerning monetarism and anti-statism purely ideological. Reconfiguration of goods and services so they can be priced and sold. Creation of demand for goods and services. Conversion of work force into one subject to market disciplines. Support of state in reducing risks associated with these activities.