Let's get some discussion here.
In a future National Socialist state, how much influence do you think government should have on the market? How much, and what, should be nationalised? Is it possible to have a government that helps protect the folk with economic and consumer legislation that focuses on quality over quantity, or is it impossible to avoid large amounts of regulation? Is heavy regulation even a bad thing?
My view is that other than the obvious step of nationalising the central bank and killing debt-based currency, government should have an active role in the market - monopoly busting, enforcing consumer protection legislation, preventing free trade and engaging in protectionism until industry has grown at least on par with trade partners, and always favouring national industry over foreign business, though not preventing them from doing business at all provided they follow the law.
On nationalisation, I think that most things pertaining to either national security or the health and well-being of the nation should be nationalised, like Health, Education, the Defence industry, and certain other things like roads and railways.
Ideally, regulation should be as minimal as possible, though I'm not sure how realistic that is, as excess regulation tends to effect small business more than large.