IDEOLOGY PROFILE / LIBERALISM

Neoliberalism.

A policy tradition favoring market competition, privatization, and restrained economic intervention, often alongside strong market-enabling institutions.

Liberalism

AT A GLANCE

Defining principles

01Market competition

02Private enterprise and deregulation

These are broad descriptions of an intellectual tradition. Individual adherents, historical organizations, and governments may differ.

THE PROFILE

How this tradition is modeled

Our model scores positions on independent dimensions. A dimension omitted here is not treated as a neutral belief; it simply isn’t a defining part of this profile.

You Neoliberalism

Political economy

Private property100

Market exchange100

Economic planning5

Redistribution18

State ownership3

Institutions

Political pluralism88

Civil liberties78

Expert governance75

Society & identity

Internationalism85

Scale: 0–100 within each dimension. Bars show relative positioning, not strength of conviction. Unanswered dimensions are omitted.

YOUR PROFILE

You and this tradition

similarity

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THE DISTINCTIONS

Compare with another ideology

Neoliberalismvs.

Prioritizes individual rights, constitutional limits on government, private property, and market exchange.

Civil liberties

Neoliberalism 78Classical Liberalism 100

Internationalism

Neoliberalism 85Classical Liberalism 68

Political pluralism

Neoliberalism 88Classical Liberalism 100

State ownership

Neoliberalism 3Classical Liberalism 10

Market exchange

Neoliberalism 100Classical Liberalism 95

Numbers indicate model positions on a 0–100 scale, not a moral ranking or measure of certainty.