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¿Qué es el neoliberalismo? - Bully Magnets - Historia Documental - YouTube
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What is neoliberalism?
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One of those words that one hears in the
news, newspapers, speeches and
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even on the street is neoliberalism,
a fairly confusing and complex concept that
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it's not always clear at all, but that
still used indiscriminately so much
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positively as a very negative,
but at the end of the day what is neoliberalism,
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what is it about and exactly what do you want
say well stay on this video because
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There are many things to clarify.
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For almost 50 years that the term
neoliberalism has been in the environment and
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little by little it has been taking different meanings,
this is curious because neoliberalism doesn't
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it's a concrete idea, it's more like a series
of ideas and concepts that have been adapting
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to modern societies as we now know them,
the concept of the neoliberal is so rare and diffuse
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that there are even those who claim that it does not exist.
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And it is that neoliberalism is not something tangible,
it is not a postulate written in stone, even
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it's not as clear as the
Marxism or communism, it is still a concept
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that we can perceive in the form of policies
public, in economics, finance,
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public life, health, education
and even in the social dynamics that we have
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daily.
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That's why I prepared this video for you
to show you very quickly what is the
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neoliberalism, what makes it up and what is it
in very general terms it is current
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of thought that transformed the second
half of the 20th century and what have you directed up to
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this moment The 21st century, so get ready
because this will be the first of several videos
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where we will get into matter about something so
complicated.
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First of all you have to be very clear that
there is no universal and unique definition
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for this concept as it happens, by
example, with communism, where there is no one
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single version and varies depending on the
regions, governments and even temporality,
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the same goes for concepts like Marxism,
liberalism, capitalism and even the
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anarchism, just remember communist Russia
from the first half of the twentieth century where one
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I might think the country was an incarnation
almost direct from Marxism, but that was not
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so, in reality the Russian State had a
adapted and customized current that
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defined as Marxism-Leninism.
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Because we apply Marxism, but conveniently
adapted for my idea of nation.
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This same phenomenon occurs with the concept
of neoliberalism, although there is no need to be alarmed,
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well, although there are many authors that delimit
differently what is and is not neoliberalism
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yes there are some points in common that we can
underline and that will help us define in
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its most basic and elementary way what the hell
it's neoliberalism, regardless of the current
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I'm describing it.
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Among other things there is only one foundation
of this current that is universally and completely
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elementary, it's about neoliberalism
is the opposite of any other idea
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of collective social organization, it is
say, is the opposite or is the rival of communism,
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of socialism or any other idea of
collective organization of activities
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and resources in one society, said of another
way, neoliberalism is a series of
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ideas where the private is reinforced over the
public, the individual over the collective,
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the wealth of one or a group over that of
everyone equally.
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It is a system to create individualistic millionaires,
not for hipies and their communes
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From this simple sense of the neoliberal
is that many more ideas arise that give
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your regional or temporary personality and the way
in which these manifest is in form
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of laws, public policies, institutional agreements,
agreements between governments and economic policies
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and prosecutors who seek as their main objective
stop the advance of the collective in points
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and very specific aspects such as protection
of private property.
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Needless to say, these policies
worldwide public have been incredibly
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successful in adapting to almost all countries
in the last 50 years, so much so that today
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in day there seems to be no other clear alternative
of how to build the economic order and of
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world government
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Although of course, not for being the most successful is
the best, neoliberalism has caused disasters
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environmental, economic catastrophes in nations
developing, rampant inequality
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across the planet and such an accelerated consumerism
that seems unsustainable in the long run, but
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that will be a conversation for another video,
for now let's continue with a little bit of
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story of how we got to this moment
historical where the neoliberal prevails.
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A great time to live if you ask me
to me
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Speak for yourself, in my country there is no work and
companies people like you have destroyed all
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natural resources
Yes, maybe, but you should see how much
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people have a good time in other countries
Not so much, I work 12 hours a day and still
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That way I can never buy my own house
It's just the logic of the market, you only have
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to try a little harder
Work even more just to survive?
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This makes no sense
Yes, well, it is not that you have another
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For things like that it is so complicated Neoliberalism,
on the one hand, it generates wealth and well-being for
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millions of people mainly in the
cities around the world but on the other hand
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also causes excessive extraction
of natural resources, the destruction of
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small local economies, generates inequality
and regional poverty circles what are
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very complicated to break, but hey, let's continue
With the story.
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In very general terms we can say that
the entire neoliberal movement emerges derived
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of the illustration that begins with the revolutions
from the end of the 18th century, for example, the revolution
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French, independence of the United States,
Independence in the Americas
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and with all of them the extension of rights
civilians and politicians in much of the world
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western.
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These social movements expanded the concept
private property and individual rights,
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what later became accentuated with the arrival
of the industrial revolution that unfortunately
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produced an extreme exploitation of the population,
that caused workers revolutions that changed
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the course of ideals what were created during
the independence and revolutions of the end
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of the 18th and 19th century.
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Then during the second half of the 19th century
comes the welfare movement that is taking
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strength throughout the end of the century, then
with the 1929 crisis in the united states and
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especially it is accentuated with the second war
World War and the Cold War, the welfare state
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is that the government has the obligation
of giving the population social security,
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public services and great government spending,
this reaches until the 60s but finally
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creates a system in crisis where governments
they cannot afford those expenses in addition to
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have a great tendency to inefficiency
and corruption
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From there the welfare state left
of being fun
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By the mid-seventies and up
the eighties begins to be implemented
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the idea of the neoliberal, although this with
many regional nuances and differences, but
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that we can delimit in three big ideas
which will be applied practically throughout the
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Western world almost like a recipe.
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From this video, now we continue.
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The conicna of Reijard
That's me
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Welcome to my kitchen, this week we will prepare
a rich neoliberal dish, it's quite easy
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If you follow this recipe, you will only need
3 ingredients, the first is a good state
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strong, preferably one that organizes, that
have police to keep order and also
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with means of communications and transportation.
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The idea of this is to make the state a guardian
of the market, that is, that neoliberalism
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It is not intended to destroy or replace states,
much less reduce them to their minimum expression,
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rather, what he wants is to transform them
so that they are the ones who guarantee
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that logic can be sustained and expanded
of markets, interestingly neoliberalism
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it needs a strong state, but not with the
purposes to meet the needs of the
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population but rather to sustain
and expand market forces.
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And the market is not something that happens
just because yes, you need clear rules and
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mechanisms that allow to delimit what is
can and what cannot be done in addition
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it is understood that it is the state that has to
provide space for markets
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may exist, the state is the basis of our
recipe, where everything is going to mix, this is
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important because it guarantees the operation
of the markets.
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We neoliberalists believe that well-being
of people and society only reached
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When they participate in the markets.
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Another ingredient of neoliberalism
is to create the feeling that the market is
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the only mechanism capable of processing information
clearly and fairly, he does so by saying
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that the dynamics of supply and demand reveals
the true value, cost and price of
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things, because only with the market you can
reveal how much it costs to produce something and also
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how much are you willing to pay someone
for anything.
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So you have to add some freedom
to our recipe, because neoliberalism defends
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the idea of freedom of people, groups
and governments, although of course, it is understood
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as freedom to the ability of anyone
Can participate in the markets.
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This means that the idea is defended
that each person has full freedom to
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act within the market to buy or sell
whatever you like, even talk about a degree
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such freedom where there are no items,
prohibited goods or services and that
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even within that freedom one can choose
sell yourself in time, effort,
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intellect and even in body, because it occurs
for granted that the purchase dynamics itself
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and market sale will be the one that will limit
how far freedom can go
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Which if we think about it sounds pretty
great
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And at the same time very, very scary.
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Finally we have the simplest ingredient
and it is that neoliberalism propagates as a
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almost absolute truth its own superiority
technical, moral and logical about the public,
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so let's add something private initiative,
a lot of preference and then remove the
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lumps of public companies as much as
possible.
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And it is that neoliberalism assumes that
any important public activity like
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energy production, health, education,
the construction or anything else will be
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inferior to any other done so
private, that idea is based on the fact that
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the public is linked to the government and
therefore it is manipulated by interests
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private and murky politicians, so
That will be permanently corrupt and inefficient.
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And ready!
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with those three ingredients well mixed
a neoliberal state is created, they can put
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more than one ingredient or less than any
another doesn't matter, but they always have to
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have all three: a regulatory state, freedom
mercantile and finally prioritize what
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private over the public, mix well strong
and enjoy
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There they have it, in very general terms
those are the most elementary parts that make up
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to neoliberalism, obviously there is much more
to say and the story of where are you from
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ideas is quite wide and distant, but for
let's leave it that way, why good
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It is worth talking in a timely manner about where
each of these ideas comes and why
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They have preserved to this day.
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So stay tuned, because in the
Next weeks we will continue with this topic
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about the history of neoliberalism, bye!
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