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1/48 States and municipalities should have more autonomy to set their own rules on education and health, even if that creates differences between regions.
2/48 Major national decisions are only legitimate if they go through elected representatives or a public vote.
3/48 The state should not interfere with personal choices that do not harm others, even if they seem risky.
4/48 People who move to the country should adopt the local language and customs in public life.
5/48 Conflicts between countries should be settled by negotiation and mediation, even when it takes years.
6/48 The country should not take sides in other countries' internal disputes.
7/48 State-owned companies should be sold to private firms whenever the private sector can run the service.
8/48 The government should decide which sectors of the economy receive incentives and subsidized credit.
9/48 Free trade agreements with other countries help consumers more than they hurt producers.
10/48 Religious leaders should not try to influence votes in Congress.
11/48 Fast changes in social norms tend to weaken social cohesion.
12/48 Technologies that extend human abilities, such as implants or gene editing, should be encouraged, with safety rules.
13/48 Single national rules are better than different rules in each state, because they guarantee the same rights across the country.
14/48 In a crisis, a leader with strong authority solves problems better than a parliament that has to negotiate.
15/48 In urgent cases, police should be able to monitor suspects' communications without waiting for a court order.
16/48 Many cultures living side by side, each keeping its own traditions, makes the country stronger.
17/48 A country is only taken seriously internationally if it has strong armed forces.
18/48 The national interest should come before commitments made to international organizations.
19/48 Sectors such as energy, water and sanitation should stay with public companies.
20/48 Wages, prices and interest rates should be set by supply and demand, with little government interference.
21/48 Imported goods should face higher tariffs to protect the country's industry and jobs.
22/48 Religious values should guide the country's laws.
23/48 Laws should keep up with changes in social norms, even when they go against long-standing traditions.
24/48 There are natural limits of the body and of life that technology should not cross.
25/48 Most taxes should be collected and spent by local governments, closer to those who pay them.
26/48 Independent courts and press should be able to constrain a government, even one with broad popular support.
27/48 It is better for some guilty people to go unpunished than for one innocent person to be convicted.
28/48 Citizenship should depend on a test of the country's history, language and institutions.
29/48 The country should cut arms exports, even at a loss of revenue.
30/48 Signed international agreements should be honored even when they go against an immediate national interest.
31/48 Private management usually uses resources more efficiently than public management.
32/48 Prices of essential goods, such as food and fuel, should be controlled when they rise too much.
33/48 Foreign companies should be able to invest and compete in the country on the same terms as domestic ones.
34/48 Religious institutions should pay taxes like any other organization.
35/48 The traditional family model should be the one public policy encourages.
36/48 New technologies should be released and fixed through use, instead of waiting years for testing.
37/48 When a state government cannot solve a serious problem, the central government should be able to take over its management.
38/48 Choosing rulers for proven technical competence would be better than choosing them by election.
39/48 To reduce crime, it is worth accepting more cameras and identity checks in public spaces.
40/48 Public schools should offer classes in the native language of large immigrant communities.
41/48 Raising military spending should be a priority, even when other areas need resources.
42/48 The country should use its economic and political influence to advance its interests in the region.
43/48 Health care and education should be provided mainly by the state, free of charge.
44/48 Cutting rules and licenses for opening and running a business would bring more benefits than risks.
45/48 In public procurement, the government should favor domestic suppliers, even if it pays more.
46/48 Public schools should include religious education during regular hours.
47/48 Same-sex couples should have exactly the same family rights as other couples.
48/48 When the risks of a new technology are uncertain, it is best to ban it until it is proven safe.
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