The system of government that adopts some of the belief of communism with regard to government ownership and economic control but without communism's heavy handed abuses of human rights is called?

Answer 1

Supposedly communism is simply referring to how much regulation the economy should have, the problem is that most "communist" countries have histories of human rights abuses. The current platform of the Communist Party USA illustrates a "communist democracy" where people would enjoy the same civil rights they do now but would heavily regulate corporations but not a lot of people trust them because of the history that communism has in other countries. In a real sense, the answer of democratic socialism may come closer to a better economy. Communism seeks to create a classless society, this means the use of force, and the "leaders" retain their "class of leadership".

Answer 2

The answer likely sought is SOCIALISM, but Socialism is quite variable and can defy the description posed in the question. There are socialists who are opposed to a command economy (prominent in Communism), but instead prefer a highly-regulated market economy. There are also forms of socialism that are more heavy-handed where Human Rights are concerned.

Answer 3

....is called Socialism.

Answer 4

socialism :)

Answer 5

Socialism

Answer 6

socialism