1.2 - South Sudan

Question 1

Neoliberalism

Answer 1

A form of liberalism that favours free-market capitalism

Question 2

Free market capitalism

Answer 2

Privatisation
No Price Controls
Reduce State Influence On Economy

Question 3

Economic Liberalism

Answer 3

Political/economic idea based on strong support for a market economy based on individual lines.

Question 4

South Sudan

Answer 4

Civil war between Dinka government and rebel tribes, rebels instilled fear in country
2m displaced, 2m refugees
Famine/Oil price collapse/Inflation
Heavily reliant on NGOs - Supported by World Bank
national government minimised as decision maker

Question 5

Life In Sudan

Answer 5

Arid environment, Lots of diseases, Lack Of Food & Water Made Worse by Sun, Limited access to healthcare, Children being shot, Human rights basically non-existent (rape).

Question 6

Neoliberal Economic Yes

Answer 6

Liz Truss freezing energy cap at £2500 which will provide flexibility in spending and higher standrd of livign
People would be spending less money on taxation leaving more money on local economy
$80m profit for private healthcare in Chile
International competitiveness may drive down prices

Question 7

Neoliberal Economic No

Answer 7

Policies at the expensive of taxpayers money
Less progressive taxation on the rich means wage gap will rise
$20m cuta in Greece healthcare system has led to lung diseases and cancer screening closing
Companies motivated by profit so reduction in service quality
Wages set to fall as removal of trade barriers means increased migration
Domestic jobs at risk due to increased trade

Question 8

Neoliberalism Social Yes

Answer 8

Neoliberalist policies mean more healthcare assess
Chile has ensured the population have access to healthcare all over, but this is dependant on income
Reduced unemployment and increased economic growth, living standards will imporve
A fall in job security due to in-migration will make it easier for TNCs to find unemployment

Question 9

Neoliberalism Social No

Answer 9

Developed countries provide access to better healthcare, this may lead to global inquality
Less government intervention in healthcare way lead to a fall in quality due to lack of investment
Austarity measures increase taxation, and decrease spending, negatively impacting DWAGES, esepcially disabled
Clear disparity between private and public healthcare leave many people without access
Neoliberalist policies conflict human labour rights as they remove trade unions, acceptable working conditions and intervention.

Question 10

Neoliberalism Social No