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...ialism that it may merely be an extensive set of welfare policies, despite welfare being fundamentally separate from socialism. Pretty much anything that hamp

..." or "taming" [[capitalism]]. Social democracy pursues the increasing of [[welfare]] of [[Proletariat|working people]] through social programs. However, socia ...ynesianism. Paternalistic conservative and social-democratic parties built welfare states and nationalised key industries such as telecommunications and publi

...st, welfare state, Big Brother government", i.e. the silly claim that the "welfare state" and [[socialism]] are synonymous or that at least one progresses int

...US-installed government in 2004 after he had destroyed the [[Ba'ath]]ist [[welfare state]] of [[Saddam Hussein]]'s [[Iraq]]. ...riant of capitalism in the world today at least in the West, replacing the welfare systems which existed beforehand in the 1970s–1980s. and embodied in peop

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...s]] in 1933. The program included reducing [[unemployment]], introducing [[welfare]] for the poor, and dealing with the devastation of the [[Great Depression]

...lovakia</ref> argued that it was the best available option, preserving the welfare and security of Eastern workers, and categorized the intervention as anti-i

...ise]] in [[West]]ern countries in which support for interventionist social welfare policies, such as an expanded social safety net and broad support for [[lab

...Burkinabe committees held much more power and both responsible for social welfare and the direct administration of justice.

...rkers, and hope to achieve this by an extension of state employment and by welfare measures; in short, they hope to bribe the workers with a more or less disg

...content on all fronts: greater union freedom, creation of cooperatives and welfare structures, institutionalization of already existing local associations suc

...andard of living on the entire Indian subcontinent, democratically managed welfare systems, strong worker movements and unions, and a flourishing economy. The

...ction. In reality, what motivates the capitalist is not concern for social welfare but the objective economic laws of capitalism. The capitalist emerges as th

...lf-management may call it the defining feature of socialism; supporters of welfare states may define socialism differently, and so on. Anything can thus be em

...ation of various major companies, increases in labor rights and the social welfare system, and strong opposition to the IMF and World Bank.<ref>{{safesubst:ci ...rts to Brazil, left his government awash with cash. He used this to expand welfare provision, including a non-contributory old-age pension and payments to mot

...gives rise. These modifications may include money reform schemes or social welfare provisions.<ref name=CM&PoC>''[[The Communist Manifesto]]'' and ''[[Princip

...competitive framework gently directed by the state to achieve the highest welfare of the Germanic people.|Christoph Buchheim and Jonas Scherner|<ref>{{safesu ...first=Robin|editors=Rui Esteves, Arthur Downing|title=Feast or Famine: The Welfare Impact of Food Price Controls in Nazi Germany|url=https://www.economics.ox.

...ong had a relatively unified and potent working class; concessions such as welfare, accessible healthcare, democratic worksteads, and related benefits have be

...xperience of socialism stands in marked contrast to the dismantling of the welfare state and the concomitant rampant privatization of every aspect of life now