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Libertarianism

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Libertarianism is political and economic thought holding that each individual's freedom should be respected to the maximum and government intervention minimized, provided others' rights are not infringed. Its major characteristics are prioritizing individual self-determination and ultimately aiming for “small government” or “privatization of everything.” Iwasaki Foundation, a general incorporated foundation Main characteristics and basic principles Emphasis on self-ownership Regards individual freedom of choice as absolute, based on the premise that “one’s body and the products of one’s labor belong to oneself.” The minimal state (night-watchman state) Argues that government’s role should be limited to national defense, diplomacy, and maintaining order. Considers social security, public education, economic regulation, and the like impediments to individual freedom and market competition. Economic and social freedom Besides seeking market-fundamentalist economic freedom, broadly supports diverse individual choices in private life (social freedom), such as same-sex marriage, abortion, and drug legalization.

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