Chirac and the UMP under his leadership is a good example of a centre-right party that is conservative, but interventionist and social democratic economically
"Any form of capitalism is better than any form of socialism. But if you compare social democracy to more liberal version of capitalism, then it doesn't look so good anymore." Excuse me? The liberal bias is so strong in this one it's ridiculous. Your love for the free market and capitalism is engraved in this video so hard, that it just becomes pure propaganda and not an informational material
i would contend that for capitalism to survive it must adapt most if not azll aspects of social democracy, and i would also contend for "socialism" to work or funtion is a way it can gradually advance over centuries of time to "true socialism" say fully automated robot gay communism it must adapt all or most apsects of socia democracy, capitalism s not sustainable and socialism does not work, at least not yet if ever
There's a lot of pretty silly stuff in here. Sweden and Denmark WORKED well. It's deteriorated as neoliberalism has replaced social democracy. Indeed, neoliberalism is the exact reason for basically every single problem we have. Me thinks you're being dishonest.
@@osasereharold-erhabor5405 NEOliberalism. Also known as "Reaganomics" or "the Austrian school". It's absolutely to blame. Globally, in fact. Edited for clarity.
@@thomaswikstrand8397 Austrian school of thought doesn't call for government interving in the economy bailing out banks their are no trade tariffs in the Austrian a and no central Bank artificially raising and lowering interest rates and we would be living under the gold standard in the Austrian school of thought neo liberalism is Friedman ideas those are Chicago boys funny enough leaders don't pay attention to them if the Austrian or neo liberalism was mainstream we wouldn't have bail out the banks and their wouldn't be government subsidies we are living closer to keynes most countries in the world are mixed economies really
@@osasereharold-erhabor5405 No. Hell no. You've somehow missed the last 40 years of "Reaganomics" - aka Neoliberalism, rooted in Hayek and fathered by Friedman in Chicago. Keynesianism died in the 70s.
Another concise and informative primer. This is turning into a splendid series
Chirac and the UMP under his leadership is a good example of a centre-right party that is conservative, but interventionist and social democratic economically
These videos are great keep it up!
Great stuff, thanks Kristian
"Bleeding heart libertarian" - that's a new one on me!
whos on the shirt ?
Yes, I’d like to know too.
Yr dad when he got the milk 😂
"Any form of capitalism is better than any form of socialism. But if you compare social democracy to more liberal version of capitalism, then it doesn't look so good anymore."
Excuse me? The liberal bias is so strong in this one it's ridiculous. Your love for the free market and capitalism is engraved in this video so hard, that it just becomes pure propaganda and not an informational material
i would contend exceptions prove the rule
the culture of scandanvian folk would make classical liberalism disruptive to the point of impossibility
i would contend that for capitalism to survive it must adapt most if not azll aspects of social democracy, and i would also contend for "socialism" to work or funtion is a way it can gradually advance over centuries of time to "true socialism" say fully automated robot gay communism it must adapt all or most apsects of socia democracy, capitalism s not sustainable and socialism does not work, at least not yet if ever
There's a lot of pretty silly stuff in here. Sweden and Denmark WORKED well. It's deteriorated as neoliberalism has replaced social democracy. Indeed, neoliberalism is the exact reason for basically every single problem we have.
Me thinks you're being dishonest.
You must be ignorant to think that liberalism brought from the dark ages not conservatism or leftism
@@osasereharold-erhabor5405 NEOliberalism. Also known as "Reaganomics" or "the Austrian school". It's absolutely to blame. Globally, in fact.
Edited for clarity.
@@thomaswikstrand8397 that's a lie if you even read the Austrian school you would know we live in a keynes economy since the 30s
@@thomaswikstrand8397 Austrian school of thought doesn't call for government interving in the economy bailing out banks their are no trade tariffs in the Austrian a and no central Bank artificially raising and lowering interest rates and we would be living under the gold standard in the Austrian school of thought neo liberalism is Friedman ideas those are Chicago boys funny enough leaders don't pay attention to them if the Austrian or neo liberalism was mainstream we wouldn't have bail out the banks and their wouldn't be government subsidies we are living closer to keynes most countries in the world are mixed economies really
@@osasereharold-erhabor5405 No. Hell no. You've somehow missed the last 40 years of "Reaganomics" - aka Neoliberalism, rooted in Hayek and fathered by Friedman in Chicago. Keynesianism died in the 70s.
This is misinformation.