Political Ideologies In The New Right

Political ideologies arise from some major historical, economic or social changes and every country has been affected by some political ideologies that have been changed and improved according to the changing conditions of countries throughout the history. For example, 1970s remembered as a ''pivot of change'' in world history focusing on the economic outbreaks. At that time, ''New Right'' emerged as a mixture of economic liberalism and social conservatism because of the economic crisis that was caused by the failures of Keynesian model of economics and the welfare state. It was one of the most dominant political ideologies which affected many countries during the 1970s and 1980s. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher are models of people who put New Right ideology into practice. As a result, The New Right ideology influenced some economic and social policies of countries as can be seen in the movie ''Riff-Raff''. This movie shows the transition to neoliberalism which was in England in the 1980s. This transition is described in the lives of construction workers.
In the movie, wages are determined by the boss and those wages were very few for workers. For example, those workers who come from different countries live in empty flats that they open the doors with an iron lever because their wages aren't enough for another place. These flats are small and dirty to live in. Moreover, wages aren't given systematically in the movie because workers get their payment at the end of the day. Thus, fewness and irregularity about wages can be related to the free market economy model that was accepted in New Right and that model gives businesses more rooms to use methods which they can carry out as they wish to grow quickly and profit