Swedish Moderate Party

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centre-right political party liberal-conservative party political party

The Swedish Moderate Party is a major center-right political party in Sweden that advocates liberal-conservative economic policies, European integration, and a market-oriented welfare state.

Aliases (1)

Moderaterna ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	centre-right political party → liberal-conservative party → political party →
advocates	European integration → free-market economic policies → market-oriented welfare state →
competesWith	Centre Party → Sweden Democrats → Swedish Social Democratic Party →
country	Sweden →
countryOfOperation	Sweden →
electoralColor	blue →
formedGovernment	Kristersson Cabinet → Reinfeldt Cabinet I → Reinfeldt Cabinet II →
founded	1904 →
governedCountry	Sweden →
hasChairperson	Ulf Kristersson →
hasPrimeMinisterFromParty	Carl Bildt → Fredrik Reinfeldt → Ulf Kristersson →
hasStudentWing	Confederation of Swedish Conservative and Liberal Students →
hasWomensWing	Moderate Women →
hasYouthWing	Moderate Youth League →
headquartersLocation	Stockholm →
ideology	conservatism → economic liberalism → liberal conservatism →
leaderTitle	party leader →
memberOf	European People’s Party → International Democrat Union → Nordic Conservative and Reformists →
nativeName	Moderata samlingspartiet →
operatesWithinSystem	constitutional monarchy of Sweden →
opposes	socialism →
originalName	Allmänna valmansförbundet →
politicalPosition	centre-right → right-wing →
renamed	Moderata samlingspartiet →
renamedInYear	1969 →
representedIn	Riksdag →
shortName	Moderaterna →
supports	European Union membership → NATO membership →
supportsEconomicPolicy	deregulation → privatization of state-owned enterprises → tax cuts →
supportsPolicy	labour market flexibility → tight law-and-order policies → welfare reform →
youthWingNativeName	Moderata ungdomsförbundet →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
International Democrat Union →	hasMember
Swedish Moderate Party ("Moderaterna") →	shortName