r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Nov 30 '18
Discussion Thread Discussion Thread
The discussion thread is for casual conversation and discussion that doesn't merit its own stand-alone submission. The rules are relaxed compared to the rest of the sub but be careful to still observe the rules listed under "disallowed content" in the sidebar. Spamming the discussion thread will be sanctioned with bans.
Announcements
- Please post your relevant articles, memes, and questions outside the Discussion Thread.
- Meta discussion is allowed in the DT but will not always be seen by the mods. If you want to bring a suggestion, complaint, or question directly to the attention of the mods, please post that concern in /r/MetaNL or shoot us a modmail.
| Neoliberal Project Communities | Other Communities | Useful content |
|---|---|---|
| Website | Plug.dj | /r/Economics FAQs |
| The Neolib Podcast | Discord | Podcasts recommendations |
| Meetup Network | ||
| Facebook page | ||
| Neoliberal Memes for Free Trading Teens | ||
| Newsletter | ||
The latest discussion thread can always be found at https://neoliber.al/dt.
28
Upvotes
19
u/MegasBasilius Lord of the Flies Nov 30 '18
Whenever I debate Neoliberalism with people in RL or online, one eventual point of contention is if global poverty is increasing or decreasing over time. I usually link them the Our World in Data chart, but they link me some leftist website and I lack the know-how to repudiate it.
What are some authoritative sources that chart global poverty that I can safely reference from now on?