Politics and society were treated as externalities to be separated from economics in neoliberal theory, but this separation is impossible because economics is fundamentally embedded in politics and social structures; keeping them artificially separate increases the likelihood of extreme social outcomes and revolutionary rejection.
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Victor JvetsikEvidence Quote
“Politics and societies were supposed to be separate from economy... economics is embedded in politics. It's embedded in societies. They're not separate. If you keep them separate then the chances of extreme social outcomes are increasing because people will revolt against it.”
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