> Overall, the analysis showed that in countries in which there was a higher-than-average level of neoliberalism, as measured by the “Economic Freedom Index,” t

> Overall, the analysis showed that in countries in which there was a higher-than-average level of neoliberalism, as measured by the “Economic Freedom Index,” there were also subsequent higher-than-average levels of preference for income inequality. > “Our results suggest that a few years is sufficient for—as Thatcher put it—systems to change ‘souls,’ ” concludes Goudarzi. You thought that the "system" may have the side effect of concentrating mass media (aka the mechanism to 'grab souls') in a few monied hands, which in turn after decades of directed media assault on values would shift them, but no, it is in fact "the neo-liberal free market" that magically shifts values.