英语词汇“neo-liberal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

neo-liberal

adjective

Relating to or denoting a modified form of liberalism tending to favour free-market capitalism.The overthrow of neo-liberal capitalism involves revolution in a national framework, even if that is not the end of the process....

The vote was against unbridled neo-liberal capitalism, not for nationalism.
Given the above, it is both desirable and possible for neo-liberal policies and unfettered capitalism to be resisted and challenged.

noun

A person with neo-liberal views.In Poland as in other countries right wing social democratic neo-liberals are the greatest enthusiasts for the European Union....

But in the absence of criticism by neo-liberals, social democratic governments orient themselves towards the centre or right.
Free market neo-liberals believe that governments should not fight globalization or attempt to slow it down.

单词	neo-liberal
释义	neo-liberal adjective Relating to or denoting a modified form of liberalism tending to favour free-market capitalism.The overthrow of neo-liberal capitalism involves revolution in a national framework, even if that is not the end of the process.... The vote was against unbridled neo-liberal capitalism, not for nationalism. Given the above, it is both desirable and possible for neo-liberal policies and unfettered capitalism to be resisted and challenged. noun A person with neo-liberal views.In Poland as in other countries right wing social democratic neo-liberals are the greatest enthusiasts for the European Union.... But in the absence of criticism by neo-liberals, social democratic governments orient themselves towards the centre or right. Free market neo-liberals believe that governments should not fight globalization or attempt to slow it down.
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