Intellectual doctrines formulated in Chicago were not marginalized during this second phase of neoliberal mobilization of knowledge. With reference to Harberger's ground rent theory, land use and housing in Santiago were relieved of all regulation and subjected to the market mechanism, for example (Oppenheim 1999, 152ff.; Sabatini 2000). As a consequence, the Chilean welfare state was weakened, but the authoritarian state was not. The new social security market was controlled by the conglomerates with the closest connections to Pinochet.

Philip Mirowski & Dieter Plehwe (eds.), The Road from Mont Pèlerin, loc. 1588