1. What was a key feature of the 1970s economic crises related to monetary conditions?
2. What is a key feature of the transformation of global capital flows after the 1970s?
3. What is the primary purpose of deregulation in neoliberal ideology?
Post-Bretton Woods crises — period?
1970s economic and geopolitical crises.
Liquidity Glut — effect?
Surplus of easy money, soaring inflation.
1970s oil shocks — impact?
Caused global inflation and stagflation.
Capital controls — removal?
Led to loss of state autonomy.
Cross-border flows — 1980 vs 2007?
$500 billion to nearly $12 trillion.
Market discipline — enforced by?
Free capital movement constrains governments.
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