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The one developed by Jawaharlal Nehru, our former, first PM of India, who developed something called Fabian Socialism. I don't know much about it, it just means keeping the market free, just putting some regulations and voila! Less market inequality, and no monopolies, socialism will really thrive. However, after his death(Nehru's), Indira Gandhi(another PM) came and she did extreme red-tapism, and by the 80s and 90s the economic liberalisation began to happen, that leaned India a bit right wing , but changed socialism's meaning a bit also.

So, in conclusion, Fabian Socialism, that is, centre to just slightly left, just regulate the market, and there you go!📈

On the foreign policy now...umm...maybe just keep the market free, just regulate monopolies, and allow cheap labour.(that, in turn, will increase employment)

Cheap Labor? That is slavery.

The Armed Republic of The state of Szeklerland

43 minutes ago

Termendor wrote:

Cheap Labor? That is slavery.

Cheap labor is an existing thing, meanwhile Slavery was just existing

Alcrosnia

The National State of Termendor

41 minutes ago

The state of Szeklerland wrote:

Cheap labor is an existing thing, meanwhile Slavery was just existing

We have to protect the poor and exploited.
With welfare system!

The Armed Republic of The state of Szeklerland

40 minutes ago

Termendor wrote:

We have to protect the poor and exploited.
With welfare system!

You can protect the poor and exploited whit good politic's

Alcrosnia

The Democratic Commonwealth of Alcrosnia

23 minutes ago

Termendor wrote:

Cheap Labor? That is slavery.

*slaps his head very hard, got a headache*

Cheap labour ain't slavery. Cheap labour is also done today. But have you seen any politician going against cheap labour today? Obviously every politician today will go against slavery, but cheap labour, nah.

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The Constitutional Monarchy of Osterreich-Deutschland

16 minutes ago