Early neoliberalism was deeply sceptical about the statistical and standardising practices embraced. [fact]
Early neoliberalism was deeply sceptical about the statistical and standardising practices embraced by the ILO. They saw the attempt to 'tame chance' by using statistics and social surveys to calculate and insure against risks at the level of the population as hubristic.
Jessica Whyte, The Morals of the Market, loc. 210