Right-Wing
The political position favoring free markets, traditional values, lower taxes, and limited government intervention.
Explanation
The political right encompasses positions that emphasize free enterprise, individual liberty, traditional social values, national sovereignty, and limited government intervention in the economy. Like "left-wing," the term comes from the French Revolution. The right wing ranges from center-right conservatives (who accept the welfare state but favor market-oriented reforms) to the far right (nationalist, authoritarian, or ethno-nationalist movements). Right-wing parties typically support lower taxes, deregulation, strong national defense, stricter immigration policies, and traditional family structures. The modern right includes both economic libertarians and social conservatives, whose priorities sometimes conflict.