Under my proposed monetary policy, there would be no such thing as a budget deficit.
Budget deficit is not a necessarily bad thing. Budget surpass is not necessarily a good thing. Important parameters are the ratio of public debt to GNP, interest rates and the repayment terms.
To "outlaw" budget deficit is to restrict monetary muscle of the state into almost nothingness. Thus, I do not believe it would be a wise policy.
I have no principled objection to this, other than I don't particularly see the need for it.
It is impossible to keep such a big parliament interested and involving. Thus, it paves the way of leaders' tyranny over the house, since leaders will be assumed to be voice of the absent representatives.
Functionality of a parliament within democratic context is vitally important for the survival of this democratic regime.
Natural monopolies such as railroads should be nationalized, as there would be no free market competition anyway.
We may think about it.
I also propose a nationalized central bank so as to create a debt-free monetary system.
I have already divulged my opinions about debt issue. Yet, I strongly favor a state owned, yet autonomous central bank.
Universal healthcare is a central pillar of the SLD's platform. We can debate the specifics as to how we can best achieve it.
Nice to hear this.
I believe strategic subsidies should be used for achieving goals such as energy independence. Naturally, much of this would involve funding research, but a lot of it would also be infrastructure projects.
I see neither the research funding nor infrastructural projects as subsidies. These are two of the fundamental duties of the state.
Energy independence issue needs to be discussed more extensively.