For homonymous articles, see Quadrant. This article is a draft of the policy.

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The political quadrant is the quadrant representing political opinions. It is a multi-axis model used to label or organize political thought in several dimensions. There are several political quadrants, with a varied number of axes.

An example of a quadrant is to consider political opinion along two axes. The economic axis (left-right) measures this view according to how the economy should function: "left" defines a view that the economy should be managed according to a collective and cooperative model, while "right" defines a view that the economy should be entrusted to competing individuals or organizations. The second axis (authoritarian-liberal) measures political thought in a social sense, considering the degree of individual freedom: "liberalism" is the belief that individual freedom should be maximized, and "authoritarianism" that authority and tradition should be privileged. edit code

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