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==Modern use==

==Modern use==

The Left/Right scale is a misleading way of comparing political systems. People use the Left/Right approach out of habit, but it leads to confusion. For example, [[Fascism]] is often placed on the Right and [[Socialism]] on the Left. Yet fascism is [[National Socialist German Workers Party|"National" Socialism]].  Indeed, the left/right scale is just an obsolete reference to the seating arrangement of the French Assembly in the 1790's.  <ref>[http://www.lairdwilcox.com/ Beyond Left/Right]

The Left/Right scale is a misleading way of comparing political systems. People use the Left/Right approach out of habit, but it leads to confusion. For example, [[Fascism]] is often placed on the Right and [[Socialism]] on the Left. Yet fascism is [[National Socialist German Workers Party|"National" Socialism]].  Indeed, the left/right scale is just an obsolete reference to the seating arrangement of the French Assembly in the 1790's.  <ref>[http://www.lairdwilcox.com/ Beyond Left/Right]

by Marshall Fritz, 1987.  Retrieved from lairdwicklox.com 05/25/07. </ref>  In 1970, Denver advertising executive David Nolan invented the Nolan Chart to overcome the weakness of the outdated Left/Right political spectrum.  

by Marshall Fritz, 1987.  Retrieved from lairdwicox.com 05/25/07. </ref>  In 1970, Denver advertising executive David Nolan invented the Nolan Chart to overcome the weakness of the outdated Left/Right political spectrum.  

   

   

The "Economic" category includes what you do as a producer and consumer. These are your actions that can be described in money. Examples are earning a wage, buying a car, renting a motorhome.

The "Economic" category includes what you do as a producer and consumer. These are your actions that can be described in money. Examples are earning a wage, buying a car, renting a motorhome.