The Opening of Minds Towards more Active Government that Steers the Production Structure

  • Robert H. Wade London School of Economics

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Neoliberalismo, política industrial, EE.UU., R.U.

Resumen

Las crisis sociales profundas tienden a producir un nuevo pensamiento económico. 2020 familiarizó a muchos millones con el trauma y la pérdida. También intensificó el cuestionamiento – ya iniciado por la Crisis Financiera del Atlántico Norte de 2007-12 y por el dramático ascenso de China en la tecnología mundial y las fronteras militares – de la ideología conservadora o visión del mundo que ha dominado la profesión económica y la formulación de políticas económicas en todo el mundo capitalista durante las últimas cuatro décadas (dominado como simple sentido común, transformando silenciosamente las sociedades occidentales). Este ensayo analiza el contenido del pensamiento emergente sobre el papel del estado y las causas de los cambios. Pero antes de ello, algo más sobre de dónde venimos: de una ideología conservadora profundamente arraigada y su “intervención” antigubernamental en la economía.

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2021-09-23
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Wade, R. H. (2021). The Opening of Minds Towards more Active Government that Steers the Production Structure. Revista de Economía Mundial, (59). https://doi.org/10.33776/rem.v0i59.5199