Economic egalitarianism is a state of economic affairs in which the participants of a society are of equal standing and equal access to all the economic resources in terms of economic power, wealth, and contribution. It is a founding principle of various forms of socialism, communalism and cooperative economic organization.
See also
- Communalism
- Cooperative
- Communism
- Capitalism
- Socialism
- Economic inequality
- Egalitarianism
- Political egalitarianism
- Equality of outcome, Inequity aversion
- Gift economy
- Wealth
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