Different socialists have different ideas about the role of public ownership, and socialist parties have changed their views, too. At the one extreme, some socialists have argued that all the main means of production should be owned either by the state or local authorities or co-operatives. Most social democratic parties in Europe have, when in office, at one time or other favoured 'mixed econmies' - that is, partly capitalist and partly public owned. (Consider for example, Britain around 1950). In recent decades, however, most European social democrats have tended to favour capitalism.
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Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
In my view, the principal change in the economy since the 1700s has been the shift from a largely agrarian, rural society to a largely urban, industrial/post-industrial society.
The United States has a mixed economy which has many disadvantages for everyone. Often times the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer. The best economy is an Equitable Economy. It is the fairest economy and an economy that rewards workers at all levels of an organization if that organization is successful (much different than a socialist view which distributes equal portion no matter the contribution). Currently people are allowed to steal data from those that are unprotected and it's legal. In an Equitable Economy, every person that contributes data receives a portion relative to what their data contributed to the overall revenue from any venture.
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Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
Karl Marx had a view of a true socialist society which he termed scientific socialism.
That the cause of crime is an individuals protesting against society. This removes blame of the crime from the individual.
In my view, the principal change in the economy since the 1700s has been the shift from a largely agrarian, rural society to a largely urban, industrial/post-industrial society.
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The United States has a mixed economy which has many disadvantages for everyone. Often times the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer. The best economy is an Equitable Economy. It is the fairest economy and an economy that rewards workers at all levels of an organization if that organization is successful (much different than a socialist view which distributes equal portion no matter the contribution). Currently people are allowed to steal data from those that are unprotected and it's legal. In an Equitable Economy, every person that contributes data receives a portion relative to what their data contributed to the overall revenue from any venture.
Marx's theory on society, history, culture of man is referred to dialectical materialism.
Freedom is just a word, a noun.. It doesn't have limits. But in a particular human society, there are freedom limits, limits which characterise its historical level from political, religious, moral etc...point of view. Democratic society, socialist society, Islamic society, all of them have their own limits of freedom.
It depends on how you describe socialism. Most European and democracies like Canada care for their people with a wide range of social programs (free education to some point,, health care, housing, water supplies). These are called democracies.
Bay View Historical Society was created in 1979.