I’ve never heard Milton Friedman, or anyone else prior to this, refer to Milton Friedman as a post neoliberal or neoliberal. And I’ve read a fair bit of Friedman, and watched many interviews of him.
Post neoliberal thought seeks to reincorporate some of the Keynesian economic policies that had been popular while preserving the competitiveness and growth potential that neoliberal economics offers. I’m still looking at foremost post-neoliberal theorists.
I’ve never heard Milton Friedman, or anyone else prior to this, refer to Milton Friedman as a post neoliberal or neoliberal. And I’ve read a fair bit of Friedman, and watched many interviews of him.
It not a label that he uses to describe himself, the word neoliberal is mostly used by people on a left to label people like Milton Friedman.
So he’s a neoliberal?
So who is a post neoliberal?
And what’s the difference?
21st century socialist Latin American politicians like Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva would be post-neoliberal.
Joseph Stiglitz might qualify as far as thinkers go but most are probably Latin Americans we have never heard of.
Post neoliberal thought seeks to reincorporate some of the Keynesian economic policies that had been popular while preserving the competitiveness and growth potential that neoliberal economics offers. I’m still looking at foremost post-neoliberal theorists.
I find that a little difficult but yes the other comment is true it’s more economic academic jargon.