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However, opponents Opponents of neoliberalism argue that unregulated [[market]]s can allow unfair advantages to large, well established corporations who can monopolize the market. They also argue that rampant privatization can take away essential services from the poor such as [[healthcare]], education, and access to utilities. These are services that they would be unable to afford under normal conditions. Also with less government regulation, opponents argue that there is no incentive for companies to engage in environmental regulation or to pay a decent wage to its workers. Good wages and environment protection cost money and it would not be in a company's interest to engage in these practices if it did not have too. Leftists and some Centrists blame neoliberalism for contributing to [[poverty]] worldwide and for causing many jobs in America to be outsourced to third world countries. Even some social conservatives such as [[Pat Buchanan]] are critical of extreme capitalism/neoliberalism.