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IAN McAULEY. Brexit, Trump and the Lucky Country 3 – Globalization takes the rap, unfairly
Globalization has been only one of the developments that has led to widening inequality and social exclusion. Countries that have globalized have also introduced a raft of neoliberal domestic policies, against which people are reacting.
Posted in Economy, Education, Environment and climate, Health, Industrial relations, International Affairs, Politics
Tagged Bretton Woods, Brexit-Trump series, European Union, fixed exchange rates, foreign ownership, Free Trade Agreements, globalisation, Gonski, Hawke-Keating government, Ian McAuley, IMF, Medicare, mixed economy, neoliberalism, technological change, World Bank, WTO
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