International affairs

Description For the past three decades transnational development institutions (WB, IMF, WTO) insisted that neoliberal free-market policies were the best policy alternative to foster development in countries in the Global South. Select a country that adopted these policies in the Global South to answer the following question: have neoliberal development policies had a positive or a negative impact on human development? Your answer should briefly provide a historical review of the development profile of the country, describe the specific neoliberal policies that were implemented and their outcomes, and assess their impact on the country’s human development.

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