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'''Right-Liberalism''' is a collection of '''center-right''' ideologies that tend to favour free-market (often laissez-faire) capitalism, private property rights, and occasionally certain conservative values, while opposing state-intervention and social welfare. In modern times, Right-Liberal ideologies are most visible in the [[Liberal Democratic Alliance]] coalition of the [[Yatan-Theian Accord's]] government. | '''Right-Liberalism''' is a collection of '''center-right''' ideologies that tend to favour free-market (often laissez-faire) capitalism, private property rights, and occasionally certain conservative values, while opposing state-intervention and social welfare. In modern times, Right-Liberal ideologies are most visible in the [[Liberal Democratic Alliance]] coalition of the [[Yatan-Theian Accord's]] government. | ||
=== Sub-Ideologies === | |||
* '''Anarcho-Capitalism:''' A form of anarchism that aims to organize a society that lacks rulers or any other constituted authority via free-market economics and privatization of all facets of society. | |||
* '''Corporatocracy:''' A system where the state is either directly run by major corporations, or intervenes in the benefit of them. | |||
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[[Category:Politics]] | [[Category:Politics]] | ||
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Right-Liberalism is a collection of center-right ideologies that tend to favour free-market (often laissez-faire) capitalism, private property rights, and occasionally certain conservative values, while opposing state-intervention and social welfare. In modern times, Right-Liberal ideologies are most visible in the Liberal Democratic Alliance coalition of the Yatan-Theian Accord's government.
Sub-Ideologies
- Anarcho-Capitalism: A form of anarchism that aims to organize a society that lacks rulers or any other constituted authority via free-market economics and privatization of all facets of society.
- Corporatocracy: A system where the state is either directly run by major corporations, or intervenes in the benefit of them.
