Contents: From its past and present, Chile is poised to provide a better future for its people -- A brief history: the role of authoritarian conditions and crises in shaping political and economic orders in Chile -- Cementing neoliberalism: a cultural revolution for the free market -- Economic growth and macroeconomic performance in the 1990s and 2000s under four Concertación governments -- The social record of the post-Pinochet administrations: poverty declines but high inequality persists -- The social policies of the 1990s and 2000s: neoliberalism tempered with social protection? -- Concentration of economic power: the new elites of the super-rich, oligopolistic markets, and dual production structures -- Limits to Chilean democracy and governance for capital -- Summary and issues for the future

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Context of Chile and the neoliberal trap : the post-Pinochet era, Andrés Solimano, (electronic resource)