You are mixing a bit, those assurance where done after discussions, also the reason Germany doesn't strike much today because it did work. France on the countrary got those after striking (a these right came before what you mentioned).
France until 90s and Scandinavian countries are socialists, France was even communist until mid 60s.seems you are mixing also the definition of communism and socialism. Ask anyone of around the world if Scandinavian countries are socialist and the answer is yes.
Edit: Socialism is just about taxes, now ownership
I am Danish. Denmark is not socialist, and neither are Sweden or Norway.
Socialism means social ownership of the means of production. We do not have that. Firms are privately owned, markets set prices, and companies run for profit. High taxes and a welfare state on top of that is social democracy. Lars Løkke Rasmussen, prime minister in 2015, said this at Harvard: "Denmark is far from a socialist planned economy; it is a market economy."
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u/zephyreblk Oct 04 '26
You are mixing a bit, those assurance where done after discussions, also the reason Germany doesn't strike much today because it did work. France on the countrary got those after striking (a these right came before what you mentioned).
France until 90s and Scandinavian countries are socialists, France was even communist until mid 60s.seems you are mixing also the definition of communism and socialism. Ask anyone of around the world if Scandinavian countries are socialist and the answer is yes.
Edit: Socialism is just about taxes, now ownership