access to the Internet with the freedom to discuss different issues was a well-known example of technoliberalism. Education and science Technoliberalism can be found in examples relating to education and scientific fields. Within science some examples include more engineers and scientists within the political industry and free science on genetic engineering. Examples included in Education can be the following: Tuition fee for Bachelor / Master for every student -> 3% of GDPpA per capita, Secondary education for every student -> 0.5% of GDPpA per capita, Primary education for every student: -> 0.1% of GDPpA per capita. Environment Examples of how technoliberalism can be applied to the environment are the following: Higher taxes on fossil fuels and anything that is damaging the environment Emissions trading / cap and trade Car-free Cities. Genetic engineering (also for food) must be allowed References Political theories Political ideologies Liberalism Politics and technology