The Chile Project
The Story of the Chicago Boys and the Downfall of Neoliberalism
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Sebastian Edwards' "The Chile Project" offers a comprehensive analysis of the economic policies implemented in Chile under the Pinochet dictatorship, often referred to as the 'Chicago Boys' experiment.
The book examines the dramatic economic growth experienced by Chile during this period, while also critically assessing the high levels of inequality and unfulfilled promises that accompanied it.
Edwards delves into the political context of the reforms, highlighting the role of the dictatorship in their implementation.
He also explores the long-term consequences of these policies, including the controversial pension system and its impact on the Chilean population.
The book provides valuable insights into the complexities of neoliberal economic models and their social and political ramifications.
The book examines the dramatic economic growth experienced by Chile during this period, while also critically assessing the high levels of inequality and unfulfilled promises that accompanied it.
Edwards delves into the political context of the reforms, highlighting the role of the dictatorship in their implementation.
He also explores the long-term consequences of these policies, including the controversial pension system and its impact on the Chilean population.
The book provides valuable insights into the complexities of neoliberal economic models and their social and political ramifications.
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