NEOLIBERALISM AND THE STATE ROLE IN ECONOMY

Abstract

Discussions on the fight against the crisis began in 2008 are still not ceasing. There are opposing views - most analysts emphasize the negative consequences of the crisis, while many opinions shared the other side of the coin - the possibility to review ways of developing the economy, to reform the political and economic model of Western civilization, which academics get neoliberal name. Most often these circles who are trying to overcome the crisis seek to restore the status quo before the crisis. These are pyramid schemes and stock exchanges, opportunities to make money without coverage, pointless unlimited consumption, disastrous gulf between poverty and wealth.

Trying to beat the crisis only extends the global stagnation and away final collapse of neoliberalism. The crisis has put a big black dot in the neoliberal development of humanity in the late twentieth century and early twenty-first century a need for adequate measures and actions to address the shortcomings of neoliberalism and giving the due role of the state in the economy.

Key words: Neoliberalism, economic crisis, neoconservatism, poverty, state regulation in economy