One paragraph in the article begins: "Neo-liberalism is more than a free trade economic policy: it is a school of thought."

1. summarize the ideas put forward by neo-liberal thought.
2. State three factors that sum up the kind of measures that a government might take according to this line of thought.
3. The neo-liberal school of thought is in opposition to the Keynesian school; pick two excerpts from the text (more than two lines each) that illustrate Keynesian thought. Justify your choices.