Third way

The Third Way is a centrist political ideology that, at least from a traditional social democratic perspective, usually stands for deregulation, decentralisation and lower taxes. It is embodied by such figures as US President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, and Brazil's Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

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Centrist - Deregulation - Decentralisation - Taxes - US - President - Bill Clinton - British Prime Minister - Tony Blair - German Chancellor - Gerhard Schröder - Brazil - Fernando Henrique Cardoso

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The "Third Way" of the US Senate centrists, following Bill Clinton's lead, emphasize governmental fiscal conservatism, governmental action to replace welfare and other social assistance programs with so-called workfare, and a stronger preference for free markets. At the same time, such centrists claim to dissociate themselves from pure Laissez-faire economics and other Libertarian positions.

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US Senate - Bill Clinton - Conservatism - Welfare - Workfare - Laissez-faire - Libertarian

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The general idea is included within Radical middle.

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