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It has been noted that Candrin's political career is very much a product of the [[Antipartisan law in Kiravia|Anti-Party Law]] and the consequent formation of the SRA by opening the door to amalgamation of the [[Renaissance Party|Republican Renaissance Party]] with previously independent centre-right groups, such as Candrin's provincial Excelsior Party. He is notable for being the first SRA-backed Prime Executive to have never been a member of the Renaissance Party, nor even a [[Federalist Lodges|Federalist Lodge]]. Candrin was awarded an honourary membership by the Valēka Federalist Society while in office, but has not exercised any privileges conferred thereby. | It has been noted that Candrin's political career is very much a product of the [[Antipartisan law in Kiravia|Anti-Party Law]] and the consequent formation of the SRA by opening the door to amalgamation of the [[Renaissance Party|Republican Renaissance Party]] with previously independent centre-right groups, such as Candrin's provincial Excelsior Party. He is notable for being the first SRA-backed Prime Executive to have never been a member of the Renaissance Party, nor even a [[Federalist Lodges|Federalist Lodge]]. Candrin was awarded an honourary membership by the Valēka Federalist Society while in office, but has not exercised any privileges conferred thereby. | ||
Candrin's economic policies have variously been described as {{wp|neoliberal}} or {{wp|ordoliberal}}. He is a strong proponent of a capitalist market economy, free trade and the free flow of capital, and privatisation, all of which he implemented as Governor of Kiygrava, and as Prime Executive. Candrin has often faced criticism from {{wp|social market economy|social-marketeers}, {{wp|distributism|distributists}}, and [[Model Economy|Model Economists]] who accuse him of having centred materialist, utilitarian values in policymaking and prioritised corporate profits over {{wp|human development}}. | Candrin's economic policies have variously been described as {{wp|neoliberal}} or {{wp|ordoliberal}}. He is a strong proponent of a capitalist market economy, free trade and the free flow of capital, and privatisation, all of which he implemented as Governor of Kiygrava, and as Prime Executive. Candrin has often faced criticism from {{wp|social market economy|social-marketeers}}, {{wp|distributism|distributists}}, and [[Model Economy|Model Economists]] who accuse him of having centred materialist, utilitarian values in policymaking and prioritised corporate profits over {{wp|human development}}. | ||
<!-- While not a [[Coscivian National Congress|Coscivian nationalist]] ''per se'' and opposed to Coscivian nationalists on economic and migration issues, Candrin nonetheless believes in the fundamental importance of a Coscivian cultural identity for Kiravia and has said that "it has become the duty of the Kiravian Federacy, and of the Prime Executive, to defend and advance Coscivian civilisation as a whole." The colloquial title "Leader of the Coscivian world" began being applied to Candrin in the media after the liberation of [[Sydona Isles|Sydona]] and has remained a popular by-word for the [[Prime Executive of the Kiravian Federacy|Prime Executure]] ever since. --> | <!-- While not a [[Coscivian National Congress|Coscivian nationalist]] ''per se'' and opposed to Coscivian nationalists on economic and migration issues, Candrin nonetheless believes in the fundamental importance of a Coscivian cultural identity for Kiravia and has said that "it has become the duty of the Kiravian Federacy, and of the Prime Executive, to defend and advance Coscivian civilisation as a whole." The colloquial title "Leader of the Coscivian world" began being applied to Candrin in the media after the liberation of [[Sydona Isles|Sydona]] and has remained a popular by-word for the [[Prime Executive of the Kiravian Federacy|Prime Executure]] ever since. --> | ||