Very much so. It is human nature to be greedy, and the obviously huge difference in the country between those of wealth and those in poverty attests to it.
China was formerly state capitalist, but is now a mix of state and private capitalism.
China does not express communism, since it is not a communist state but an economically capitalist organisation with a state-led bureaucracy.
China is state capitalist, not Communist (which would mean no money or classes or government).
China was state capitalist, and is now a mixture of state and private capitalism.
Although China has a state directed economy, they show free market tendencies. Scholars now maintain that China has developed a State Capitalist economy.
Western Europe is predominantly private capitalist, while China is a mix of state and private capitalist.
The People's Republic of China is officially a "People's Democratic Dictatorship" or a "People's Republic". Its government is run by the Communist party. Its economy is officially called a "socialist market economy" or "socialism with Chinese characteristics". Most economists and social scientists consider modern China to be a state capitalist or capitalist mixed economy.
China is not Communist. It was formerly state capitalist and is now a mix of private and state capitalist. Communism means the abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless society.
China's Capitalist Revolution - 2009 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
China
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Yes, in the sense of a mix of state and private capitalism.