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NatSoc Germany was a third position, and it worked incredibly well. Germany’s socialist programs seemed to incentivize right wing values, like incentivizing child birth (population growth), marriage, building infrastructure and homeownership, car ownership, etc for the citizenry, so they wanted the people to have a stake in their nation through some amount of private property for the individual, something to call their own, an ability to travel for work (independence), etc, while individual effort was still treated accordingly, so being highly motivated or being really good at a particular job/skill could lead to rewards, you’d be put in positions where your abilities best served the economy, the state and your people, rather than taking away incentives from the people who are motivated by ensuring everyone gets the same outcome no matter how shitty or effective that person is at doing their job….it seemed like the main motivator in communist Russia was avoiding a labor camp or death, that’s not a great motivator if you want your people to be creative and to see their nation as something they truly care about.