social democracy 
noun [mass noun]
A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means: there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens...
- On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy.
- In fact, almost the entire left today believes in highly regulated capitalism, or social democracy.
- In his first Observer article Hattersley complained that meritocracy was incompatible with social democracy.
Derivatives
social democrat
- The social democrats gambled on bourgeois democracy and the stability of capitalism.
- Politically, this tradition of progressive modernism has been tied to various leftist currents of thought, whether Marxist or social democrat.
- He might have described himself as a conservative social democrat, of the sort that might plausibly gravitate toward neoconservatism.
- money centre
- money-centre bank
- money changer
- money chest
- money claim
- money clause
- money clip
- money coffer
- money coiner
- money column
- money crop
- money-dealer
- money dealing
- money-digger
- money-doubler
- money draft
- money draught
- money economy
- moneyed
- moneyer
- money flower
- money for old rope
- money for old rope (or money for jam)
- money grab
- money-grabbing