The early 1980s was a major turning point in economic thinking that was to have major impacts on healthcare delivery across low- and middle-income countries. From the U.S.'s New Deal era (1930s) to the end of the 1970s, the prevailing economic theory suggested that governments should play a major role in the economy and spend money on healthcare and social services. However, in the 1980s, the economic framework of neoliberalism suggested that ______________________________. (Select the best phrase/definition.) Group of answer choices governments should continue to play the same role in providing healthcare and social services, but should spend resources more wisely, using revised accounting and managerial procedures. governments should have a limited role in the economy, because the "market" (e.g., private firms) could more efficiently provide health care and social services. governments should have a greater role in the economy and spend more money on health care and social services, because poverty reduction was not happening quickly enough