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Section sizes

Section size for Neoliberalism (60 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	16,862	16,862
Terminology	19	18,725
Origins	5,833	5,833
Current usage	12,873	12,873
Early history	21	8,866
Walter Lippmann Colloquium	4,495	4,495
Mont Pelerin Society	4,350	4,350
Post–World War II neoliberal currents	3,721	99,831
Germany	6,251	6,251
Latin America	1,289	53,918
Chile	25,520	25,520
Peru	16,712	16,712
Argentina	2,834	2,834
Mexico	6,319	6,319
Brazil	1,244	1,244
United Kingdom	2,231	2,231
United States	11,669	11,669
Asia-Pacific	584	15,579
China	1,953	1,953
Taiwan	489	489
Japan	1,729	1,729
South Korea	591	591
India	940	940
Australia	5,437	5,437
New Zealand	3,856	3,856
Middle East	3,444	3,444
International organizations	1,476	1,476
European Union	1,542	1,542
Traditions	17	9,629
Austrian School	5,130	5,130
Chicago School	2,023	2,023
Washington Consensus	2,459	2,459
Political policy aspects	671	11,858
Economic and political freedom	2,083	2,083
Free trade	7,179	7,179
Monetarism	1,925	1,925
Criticism	8,078	92,125
Market fundamentalism	12,798	12,798
Inequality	14,269	14,269
Right-wing populism and nationalism	3,172	3,172
Corporatocracy	4,892	4,892
Mass incarceration	10,156	10,156
Financialization	1,823	1,823
Globalization	2,589	4,285
Economic nationalism	1,696	1,696
Imperialism	4,393	4,393
Global health	6,992	6,992
Environmental impact	9,631	9,631
Religious opposition	2,900	2,900
Political opposition	7,027	7,027
Repression of worker's union	1,709	1,709
See also	1,432	1,432
References	30	7,393
Bibliography	7,363	7,363
Further reading	22	17,918
Summaries and histories	4,827	4,827
Criticisms	9,424	9,424
Other academic articles	3,645	3,645
External links	2,514	3,740
Online lectures	1,226	1,226
Total	288,379	288,379

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