Neoliberalism Can Be Defined as ________

Neoliberalism can be defined as ________.

A) economic policies that support the shift of control of economic factors from the public sector to the private sector
B) economic policies that increase funding for liberal social programs to alleviate poverty
C) a political movement that seeks to remove government control from local regions
D) economic policies that seek to tighten control of social spending by increasing public sector control
E) a political ideology that seeks only minimal state intervention in civic life