It looks like the same old market mantra: invisibile hand, free allocation of resources (namely workforce), privatization, no mention of welfare state or moving somehow resources to the people, the convergence of opposites (capitalism and socialism) she mentions consists only in the fact that China calls itself “communist” but I only see neoliberal ideology in her depiction of the future that must be. Quite boring to tell the truth. But it’s only an excerpt of course, maybe the book is full of surprise
It looks like the same old market mantra: invisibile hand, free allocation of resources (namely workforce), privatization, no mention of welfare state or moving somehow resources to the people, the convergence of opposites (capitalism and socialism) she mentions consists only in the fact that China calls itself “communist” but I only see neoliberal ideology in her depiction of the future that must be. Quite boring to tell the truth. But it’s only an excerpt of course, maybe the book is full of surprise