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Markets don't necessarily have to involve property, which is generally considered a key element of capitalism. You could imagine (as a quick, not particularly
by aninhumer 11y ago
Markets don't necessarily have to involve property, which is generally considered a key element of capitalism.
You could imagine (as a quick, not particularly explored example) a society where there's only a market for labour, and the state leases all durable goods, and sells or provides all consumables.