neoriberal 26
neoriberal is incorrectly written, and should be written as "neoliberal" being its meaning: neoriberal = neoliberalPersona, which belongs to the neoliberalism 40 neoliberalismoEl; also called new liberalism or technocratic liberalism ) It is the political current inspired by liberalism that emerged in the mid-20th century as opposed to the traditional positions of the first liberalism or classical liberalism.The term is used with different political connotations both positive and negative. Sometimes used as a technical term to refer to ideologies and economic theories that promote the strengthening of the national economy through the implementation of recommendations of the neo-classical school in the economic policy of a country such as for example the international division of labour or globalization, or through some form of deregulation. However there is no consensus about its specific meaning as the term does not define a particular economic theory, and also indicates a political philosophy clearly identified due to the diversity of schools and movements that can relate you.
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