Neoliberalism is just largely a return to liberalism: the idea that a government's role is to help business, and that markets can be used as a force for good.
Maybe best exemplified by Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, Alan Greenspan, and Bill Clinton; the support of «free trade» agreements like NAFTA and TPP or organizations like the IMF or WTO; opposition to people like Ralph Nader in the 1970s; concepts like «the marketplace of ideas» or «soft power»; in short, everything is a market, and the experts should decide the best policies to help the market.
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