there isn't
Market Oriented , Capitalism and free
Strong socialism/Communism
Strong socialism/Communism
No, They are a strong US ally and follow a strict free market policy
Capitalism is a free-market system with little or no government regulation. Communism is a system where the market and means of production are owned by the government. Socialism allows some regulation of the economy and is also the transition from capitalism to all out communism.
Communism is a classless stateless society based on production for use. China is a mix of state and private capitalism.
After the fall of the communism , Slovak leaders set out to privatize businesses
The main reason that America viewed communism as a threat is because it eliminates the free market. Additionally, communist governments are usually violent and oppressive.
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Communism tends to eliminate free market economy in that under communism there is no incentive from either end to produce more or compete with others, as all citizens receive the same profits as one another independent of how much they produce or how hard they work.
libertarianism gives people freedom, communism oppresses it. libertarianism creates opportunity, communism takes it away, and communism seeks to destroy the ultimately more fair and efficient free market whereas libertarianism wishes to employ it to progress humanity.
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