Apa Itu Sosial Ekonomi Darwinisme (5)

Hal ini menjelaskan mengapa kaum monetaris, termasuk Milton Friedman, menyarankan agar Negara membatasi diri pada pengendalian jumlah uang yang beredar dan menetapkan jumlah uang yang dibutuhkan oleh perekonomian secara umum. Mereka  mengusulkan pengurangan peran negara dalam perekonomian melalui pengurangan pajak dan privatisasi perusahaan publik. Misalnya, sebagian besar negara Amerika Latin menjual perusahaan milik negara dengan harga lebih dari 10% PDB mereka pada tahun 1990an. 

Faktanya, penerapan kebijakan monetaris menjadi landasan munculnya neoliberalisme ekonomi sebagai model ekonomi kapitalisme dan ideologi dominan dalam perekonomian internasional. Neoliberalisme ekonomi ini berupaya untuk mengurangi peran negara dalam perekonomian. Tidak diragukan lagi, kembali ke salah satu gagasan fundamental liberalisme klasik.(Apollo)

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