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| − | '''Neo-liberalism''' is the concept of opening an economy to external influences[http://www.globalexchange.org/campaigns/econ101/neoliberalDefined.html]. In an [[Australia]]n context it involves the economy becoming more deregulated in terms of labour and capital. [[Left]] and [[right-wing]] political groups hold differing views as to the merit of this approach. | + | '''Neo-liberalism''' is the concept of opening an economy to external influences [http://www.globalexchange.org/campaigns/econ101/neoliberalDefined.html]. In an [[Australia]]n context it involves the economy becoming more deregulated in terms of labour and capital. [[Left]] and [[right-wing]] political groups hold differing views as to the merit of this approach. |
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Neo-liberalism is the concept of opening an economy to external influences [1]. In an Australian context it involves the economy becoming more deregulated in terms of labour and capital. Left and right-wing political groups hold differing views as to the merit of this approach.