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'''Social democracy''' is an ideology of the political Left that emerged from [[socialism]] in the earlier part of the [[twentieth century]]. Unlike its cousin [[Communism]] which seeks to destroy [[capitalism]] by (violent) revolution and replace it with a different social and economic system, and its sister ''Democratic Socialism'' which seeks to put all control of the means of production into the hands of government by way of elections, social democracy seeks to regulate capitalism via [[central planning]].  This gives the government a prominent role of intervening in order to remedy the alleged deficiencies of capitalism and the power to pervert market norms.

'''Social democracy''' is an ideology of the political Left that emerged from [[socialism]] in the earlier part of the [[twentieth century]]. Unlike its cousin [[Communism]] which seeks to destroy [[capitalism]] by (violent) revolution and replace it with a different social and economic system, and its sister ''Democratic Socialism'' which seeks to put all control of the means of production into the hands of government by way of elections, social democracy seeks to regulate capitalism via [[central planning]].  This gives the government a prominent role of intervening in order to remedy the alleged deficiencies of capitalism and the power to pervert market norms, which allows democratic or Stalinist socialists to demagogue and increase the role of government.

==History==

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