After Neoliberalism

The book explores the impact of neoliberalism on Australian economic policy since the early 1980s, highlighting key elements such as privatization, financial deregulation, and micro-economic reforms. It examines how these ideologies have shaped the country's economic landscape and discusses the broader implications for society and governance. Through critical analysis, the author delves into the successes and challenges posed by these policies, offering insights into their lasting effects on Australia's economy.