Here’s the test to find out.
I ended up here:
The left to right scale indicates your economic beliefs. Far-left means that you believe that the economy should be completely controlled, centre-left and centre-right mean that you believe the economy should be free but with some regulation to varying degrees, while far-right means that you believe that the economy should have no regulations on it at all, and corporations should have complete freedom.
The authoritarian to libertarian scale indicates your social beliefs. Far-authoritarian means that you believe that everyone should be completely under the control of a ruling power, centre-authoritarian and centre-libertarian mean that you believe in a balance between person freedom and government power to varying degrees, and far-libertarian means that you believe that no-one should have to answer to anyone, ever.
For context, Mao Zedong would be far-left and far-authoritarian, while anarcho-capitalists would be far-right and far-libertarian.