Economy
Who should control wealth and essential services?
Public provision and private enterprise should have roughly balanced roles within the economy.
Economy · Freedom · Belonging · Power
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Who should control wealth and essential services?
From public to market.How much should society regulate people's personal choices?
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From open / pluralist to exclusive / tribal.How should political power be distributed?
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