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Market Liberalization as a book category covers works that examine the shift from state-directed to market-driven economies, focusing on policies that reduce government control and expand competition. Titles typically explore deregulation, privatization, trade and capital account opening, price and exchange-rate liberalization, labor and financial sector reforms, and competition policy. The category spans theory and practice: foundational ideas (e.g., classical liberalism and neoliberalism), policy design and sequencing, political economy and institutional capacity, and the roles of the IMF, World Bank, and WTO. Books often include cross-country and sectoral case studies (such as post-socialist transitions or Latin American reforms), empirical evaluations of growth and efficiency, and critical perspectives on inequality, social protection, crises, and regulatory capture, offering both analysis and practical guidance for reform.

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