left-wing party

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This variable measures the share of government portfolios held by left-wing parties.
This fact leads to a situation in which the availability of candidates for higher offices in left-wing parties is smaller than in right-wing parties.
The attempt by the left-wing parties to create a general political link-up between union struggle in the south had a similar function of national integration.
Nonetheless, left-wing parties still have fewer members than right wing parties in federal, state, and municipal legislative branches.
Conversely, it is maintained that the more strongly the left-wing parties participate in government, the higher will be welfare spending.
Traditionally, left-wing parties are seen as proponents of a strong public sector.
But he was defeated by a coalition of left-wing parties and pensioners' associations.
There was no indication in the empirical analysis that governments dominated by left-wing parties behaved differently from other governments in their public finance management.
Left-wing parties were the most enthusiastic advocates of deportation, but they also claimed to rule in the interests of the working class.
Left-wing parties hold fewer executive office positions than legislative positions.
The higher the proportion of left-wing parties in the executive, the larger will be the public sector.
In this it was largely successful and in the 1920s it was labour which was more likely to suffer from a split vote due to the competition from left-wing parties.
Local opponents of pension privatisation also included special interest groups with privileged pension schemes, social security employees, trade unions, left-wing parties and, last but not least, pensioners' associations.
The law will therefore allow extreme right-wing parties, extreme left-wing parties or any others to take part in the process; they are not proscribed.
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