How Neoliberalism Broke Britain (2023)

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Neoliberal policies have led to the decline of Britain's economy and public services.
GDP growth pre-2008 was built on shaky foundations, including debt and asset inflation.
The 2008 financial crisis exposed systemic issues, with austerity worsening inequality.
Post-crisis, productivity stagnated, wages fell, and corporate profits soared.
The pandemic and cost-of-living crisis further highlighted systemic failures and corporate greed.
Public services and infrastructure are underfunded, leading to social breakdown.
The state prioritizes capital over social welfare, exacerbating inequality and instability.
Chronic stress and poor health are widespread due to economic pressures and lack of support.
Social bonds are eroding, leading to anger and alienation, with unpredictable consequences.

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