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Why did early Marxists believe that nation states should be abolished?
Early Marxists, always viewed the world as single society. Even those may still actually exist believe that all local, regional or national differences are negligible compared with the leveling and equalizing effects of capitalism. Nationhood, therefore is doomed to be abolished. This "world view" has been absorbed by non-Marxists. In the view of many analysts the European Union takes on this view. The Brexit movement in the UK has been a set back for this form f thinking.
What form of government is closest to a pure market economy?
capitalism
What is the role of supply and demand in pure market capitalism?
Supply and demand both dictate the price of the goods sold in capitalism
In which countries is there pure capitalism?
their are no countries that have pure capitalism because pure capitalism can never exist. pure capitalism lead to anarchy and a coercive monopoly whit businessman telling how to live are life.
What is the private ownership of businesses and control over resources?
pure capitalism
What to Marxists global imperialism was the logical last stage of?
capitalism
What is the basic reasoning behind the Marxist theory?
Marxism is based on the fact that they believe capitalism abuses the workers in a nation. They believe that class struggle is inevitable and will cause workers to rebel against their capitalist oppressors. Marxists believe that communism is scientifically the end result of a communist regime.
What is the criticism of pure Marxists concerning Leninism?
Many pure Marxists are not happy with the overall acceptance of Leninism and its acceptance within the dogma of Marxism-Leninism. The primary criticism by pure Marxists on Leninism is that Lenin was so flexible that it allows his followers to justify almost any policy by sifting through Lenin's various policies and finding one that suits a policy supported by Marxism-Leninism.
Why did early Marxists believe that nation states should be abolished?
Early Marxists, always viewed the world as single society. Even those may still actually exist believe that all local, regional or national differences are negligible compared with the leveling and equalizing effects of capitalism. Nationhood, therefore is doomed to be abolished. This "world view" has been absorbed by non-Marxists. In the view of many analysts the European Union takes on this view. The Brexit movement in the UK has been a set back for this form f thinking.
Who were the Marxists in Russia?
They were Marxists. ;)
What form of government is closest to a pure market economy?
capitalism
What is Capitalism in the criminal justice system?
The rich can afford the best defense, the poor, only the worst. Pure capitalism in action.
What is the role of supply and demand in pure market capitalism?
Supply and demand both dictate the price of the goods sold in capitalism
What is the private ownership of businesses and control over resources?
pure capitalism
In which countries is there pure capitalism?
their are no countries that have pure capitalism because pure capitalism can never exist. pure capitalism lead to anarchy and a coercive monopoly whit businessman telling how to live are life.
Who are there are more provisions to care for in pure communism as opposed to pure capitalism?
Pretty much everyone has better healthcare and welfare under pure communism than under pure capitalism, with the exception of those who are in the top 10% by wealth, because those people can afford their own healthcare out-of-pocket.
Marxists generally see law at least in a capitalist society as a tool of oppression and a protector of inequality?
Marxists view law in capitalist societies as a mechanism that upholds and reinforces the dominant class's power and privileges. They argue that laws are structured to maintain the existing economic and social inequalities inherent in capitalism by serving the interests of the ruling class. Therefore, Marxists see law as a means of perpetuating oppression and exploitation rather than guaranteeing justice for all.
