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It appears that neoliberal as a word is a faulty mental model or bias - as it is a very general term - a generalization. Which means that it is difficult to debate without getting into trouble - because the terms are not well-defined.
It appears that neoliberal as a word is a faulty mental model or bias - as it is a very general term - a generalization. Which means that it is difficult to debate without getting into trouble - because the terms are not well-defined.


Neoliberal opposite - appears to be Keynesianism - [https://isreview.org/issue/105/trump-and-crisis-neoliberal-world-order]
Neoliberal opposite - appears to be Keynesianism - [https://isreview.org/issue/105/trump-and-crisis-neoliberal-world-order]. Or even protectionism like Trump is doing.
 
The answer to environmental disaster (dirty production, say in China) is not protectionism. It's open source: raising the bar on everyone's performance.

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Be careful about Neoliberal. It is so broad in meaning that it serves only to slander - https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-opposite-of-neo-liberal-economic-school-of-thought-My-professor-warned-me-not-to-use-the-term-anti-neo-liberal-economists-in-my-thesis . Nobody calls themselves a neoliberal. It's only in reference to others?

It appears that neoliberal as a word is a faulty mental model or bias - as it is a very general term - a generalization. Which means that it is difficult to debate without getting into trouble - because the terms are not well-defined.

Neoliberal opposite - appears to be Keynesianism - [1]. Or even protectionism like Trump is doing.

The answer to environmental disaster (dirty production, say in China) is not protectionism. It's open source: raising the bar on everyone's performance.