ordoliberalism, ordnungspolitik, and the rest, are all about rules means precisely that good economic governance is not about spending

the Bundesrepublik had then finally moved beyond its ‘ordoliberal’ misconceptions

The competitive advantage of ordoliberalism after 1945 was that it could be sold as a lesson learned the hard way from the statist-dictatorial Nazi regime and its war economy: from the failure, political, moral and economic, of the Behemoth

the Walter Lippmann Colloquium held in Paris just before the eruption of World War II. For the first time, this event brought together the classical liberal theorists, the new German ordoliberals, the British LSE liberals, and Austrian economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Ludwig von Mises

He disregards the important German Ordoliberalen, but the attack on neoliberalism is well taken.

Alfred Müller-Armack, adviser to Ludwig Erhard and the thinker of ordoliberalism (which is the intellectual basis of the EU)