Abstract

The Neoliberal Record: Growth: A Second Look is a follow-up to analyses the author published in 2018 and 2019. It specifically reexamines the available time series' on Gross World Product for the sake of fuller evaluation of the performance of the neoliberal era within the longer-run of modern economic history (1870-); the significance of even minor adjustment of the era's starting date (in particular the use of 1979 as against 1973); and the data's adjustment or non-adjustment for Purchasing Power Parity; as well as what the data suggest about growth, and the overall effects of policy, in light of studies using the Genuine Progress Indicator, and claims for reductions in extreme poverty and technological advance over the period.

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