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Manifesto Core

Corporations and Monopolies

Corporations are legitimate instruments but remain subordinate to the common good, and concentrated corporate power may be restrained.

Position

Corporations are legitimate instruments but must remain subordinate to the common good. Excessive concentrated corporate power may be restrained.

Policy

  • Strong competition and anti-monopoly policy.
  • Restraint where firms dominate political institutions or essential markets.
  • Protection of viable communities, family life and political independence from destructive concentration.

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  • Manifesto CoreEconomy, Property, Finance and Work

    Private Property and Broad Ownership

    Property is a source of independence and responsibility. The answer to concentration is wider ownership, not the abolition of property.

  • Manifesto CoreEconomy, Property, Finance and Work

    Economic Order

    Restore Europe rejects both unrestricted capitalism and centralized socialism. Its economic ideal is distributist in ownership and corporatist in organization.

  • Agreed PolicyEconomy, Property, Finance and Work

    Finance, Lending and Usury

    Finance should serve productive activity. Legitimate lending and reasonable return are accepted; exploitative interest and debt traps are not.

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