Actually Existing Markets: The Case of Neoliberal Australia
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...Analyses of Australian political economy that employ this approach include Chester (2008, 2010, 2012)....
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...Some commentators have positioned neoliberalism as the pervasive force within the Australian economy of recent times (Beeson and Firth, 1998; Cahill, 2007, 2010; Chester, 2008, 2010), as tantamount to a neo-liberal governmental regime....
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...These institutional (or structural) forms comprise the mode of régulation and each is the codification of capitalism’s fundamental social relations through laws, rules, regulations, compromises, negotiated outcomes, common value systems or representations (Chester, 2010; Boyer, 2002; Boyer, 1990)....
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...Participants may be required to make regular payment (e.g., annual fees), be limited to a fixed term by contract, be subject to regular re-assessment of eligibility, or make payment for goods and services by supplier-determined time and method’ (Chester 2010: 15)....
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...…can certainly contribute to the production of economic phenomena, capitalist social relations and their associated institutional matrix provide crucial constitutive elements of ‘actually existing markets’ (Chester, 2010), and thus deserve analytical priority in efforts to apprehend their dynamics....
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...Within the observed typologies of capitalism, Australia is classified as a liberal marketbased economy, falling in a highly homogenous Anglophone cluster of the United States, UK, Canada and New Zealand (Amable 2003; Crouch 2005; Hall and Soskice 2001) given a high reliance on market mechanisms for coordination of the economy....
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...…of capitalism, Australia is classified as a liberal marketbased economy, falling in a highly homogenous Anglophone cluster of the United States, UK, Canada and New Zealand (Amable 2003; Crouch 2005; Hall and Soskice 2001) given a high reliance on market mechanisms for coordination of the economy....
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...150 Metcalf, G. (2009), ‘Market-based policy options to control U....
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