National-Democracy and Economy

The following is a compilation of the economic ideas of National-Democracy.

National-Democracy and Economy
National-Democracy rejects the injustice of both Communism/Socialism and selvatic Capitalism.

While the first bases itself in something like a pseudo-equalitarism, in which everyone would receive the same rights and salary regardless their merit, the second provides, indeed, rewards for the people’s merit, but forgets one of the first and most important obligations of the State. To take care of its own people, being careless and denying itself the state’s obligation of providing social justice. Having that into consideration, National-Democracy rejects both, and chooses another path. Corporatism. National-Democracy is, though Capitalist nonetheless, a middle point between Socialism and selvatic Capitalism, thus taking the best aspects of both, the self-motivation and merit reward of Capitalism and the providing of basic-needs of Socialism.

In order to ensure economic independence, National-Democracy also defends the nationalization of small parts of several vital sectors, the arms sector, for instance.

In order for the state to be aware of the workers and employers needs, they are to be organized in Corporations, representative bodies of the workers and employers, which demands and proposals are to be discussed in the Corporative Assembly. The measures that are accepted would be later proposed in the Royal Cortes.

Furthermore, in order to ensure further economic independence, the State is to give priority to national companies and to support heavy industrialization and research.