The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
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Who is the author of the book 'The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism'?
What is the main idea proposed in 'The Shock Doctrine'?Governments and powerful forces use crises and disasters as opportunities to push through radical free market policiesModern democracy eliminates inequalityCapitalism is an inherently flawed systemNatural disasters are responsible for the rise of free markets
Who is the economist significantly mentioned in 'The Shock Doctrine'?
What is the main thesis of Friedman's economic theory as described in the book?Free market policies must be imposed immediately, in a 'shock', following a crisisGovernment intervention is critical for economic growthFree market policies should be gradually imposedCrisis hampers the growth of free markets
According to the book, what is one of the major consequences of the 'shock therapy'?
What does the shock doctrine take advantage of, according to Naomi Klein?People's disorientation following massive collective shocksPeople's excitement at new opportunitiesThe rise in neuroscience researchThe decline of socialism
What real-world events does Klein use to illustrate her theory of the Shock Doctrine?The invasion of Iraq in 2003The military coup in Chile in 1973The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New OrleansThe end of Apartheid in South AfricaThe fall of Berlin WallThe 2008 Beijing Olympics
What is the final chapter of 'The Shock Doctrine' about?
According to Klein, who are the main beneficiaries of the shock doctrine?The corporations and the wealthyMiddle classWorking classThe government
What is the term Klein uses to describe the process of pushing through unpopular economic measures?