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The Political Process

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The ‘political pillar’ is central to the whole edifice that is the Austrian Model. It is the cement, the binding that holds the whole structure together. The Austrian political method, which has certain distinct consensual features, pervades every aspect of Austrian life and almost every aspect of corporate and collective activity.

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