In this comment I miss something which I also miss in the article, and that is any kind of discussion of voters and their views, in this case their dislike of d

In this comment I miss something which I also miss in the article, and that is any kind of discussion of voters and their views, in this case their dislike of debt, their view of debt as an exception, as something that has to be repaid at some point. "Neoliberalism" embodies an academic mindset, where a group of academics imagines an opposing group of academics, which has opposing views but is otherwise structured the same, around ideas, books, conferences and so forth, but ignores the ordinary voter as an explanation for "neoliberal" policies.