Centre-left

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The centre-left is a political term commonly used to describe or denote individuals, political parties or organizations (such as think tanks) whose views stretch from the centre to the left on the left-right spectrum, excluding far left stances.[citation needed] Centre-left can also describe a coalition of centrist and left-wing parties.[citation needed]

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The centre-left includes social liberals, social democrats, democratic socialists and some greens. Centre-left supporters accept market allocation of resources in a mixed economy with a significant public sector and a thriving private sector. Centre-left policies tend to favour limited state intervention in the economy in matters pertaining to the public interest. The centre-left also often favours moderate environmentalist policies and generally, though not universally, supports individual freedom on moral issues.

Examples of centre-left political parties include:

  1. ^ Meretz Party Covenant
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