To achieve economic equality through government intervention.

To promote individual liberty and free market capitalism.

To establish a totalitarian state with centralized control.

To abolish private property and establish a classless society.

Laissez-faire economics.

Government ownership of major industries.

Universal healthcare and education.

Abolition of private property.

They are the same ideology with different names.

Social democracy is a more moderate form of democratic socialism.

Democratic socialism is a more radical form of social democracy.

They are completely unrelated ideologies.

United States

United Kingdom

Germany

Sweden

A system of government that combines elements of capitalism and socialism.

A system of government that emphasizes economic equality and social welfare.

A system of government that promotes individual liberty and free market capitalism.

A system of government that is based on religious principles.

It is too expensive and unsustainable.

It stifles economic growth and innovation.

It creates a culture of dependency on government.

All of the above.

Globalization and the rise of neoliberalism.

Technological change and automation.

Aging populations and rising healthcare costs.

All of the above.

It will continue to be a dominant political ideology in many countries.

It will decline in popularity as neoliberalism and right-wing populism gain ground.

It will evolve and adapt to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

It will be replaced by a new political ideology.

Universal healthcare and education.

A living wage and affordable housing.

Strong environmental regulations.

Progressive taxation and wealth redistribution.

All of the above.

Privatization of public services.

Deregulation of the financial industry.

Expansion of social welfare programs.

Reduction of government spending.

To provide essential services and regulate the economy.

To own and control major industries.

To promote economic growth and individual liberty.

To enforce religious laws and moral values.

Social democracy seeks to achieve economic equality through gradual reforms, while communism seeks to achieve it through revolutionary change.

Social democracy emphasizes individual liberty and democratic values, while communism emphasizes collective ownership and centralized control.

Social democracy is compatible with capitalism, while communism is opposed to it.

All of the above.

Sweden

Norway

Denmark

Finland

All of the above.

The strong influence of neoliberalism and right-wing populism.

The lack of a strong labor movement.

The high cost of healthcare and education.

All of the above.

It will continue to be a marginal political ideology.

It will gain popularity as more people become aware of its benefits.

It will be replaced by a new political ideology.

It is impossible to predict.