ordoliberalism

Europe maintains a strong belief in "ordoliberalism" -- which holds that many suppliers of a given product lead to healthy competition and a robust economy.

Why Intel was fined in Europe -- but not the U.S. 2009

Mr. Eucken, who died in 1950, is closely associated with a school of economics known as ordoliberalism, which teaches that state regulations can help the free market produce results close to its theoretical potential.

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Over the long term, the evidence shows ordoliberalism beats neoliberalism whether in industry or sport.

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Neoliberalism promotes boom and bust, while ordoliberalism promotes consistency.

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There is much you can gather on the Internet about it, but here is a brief snippet from the NYT Economix blog on ordoliberalism in today's context:

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Neoliberalism in the US, like German ordoliberalism, has a social or societal policy that focuses on enterprises, an enterprise society.

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But, there is a way that American neoliberalism is more radical or complete than German ordoliberalism.

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The Birth of Biopolitics, Foucault presents German ordoliberalism emerging in opposition to Nazism.

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: a. German ordoliberalism, even as it was a policy for the economization of the entire social field tried also to compensate for the strictly economic game of competition.

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Simply read a bit about ordoliberalism. permalink)

Mark Shuttleworth mark 2010