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You can have a system that is somewhere between "capitalism in its purest form" and "communism". When both extremes thrive on misery, why not try some kind of m
by skrause 9y ago
You can have a system that is somewhere between "capitalism in its purest form" and "communism". When both extremes thrive on misery, why not try some kind of middle ground?
- baq 9y agoYou've described China and lo and behold most people live in misery there.
- skummetmaelk 9y agoThat is quite a bold statement with no proof.
- noobermin 9y agoChina isn't really a communist country at all, it is much closer to state capitalism.
- tradersam 9y agoThat's kind of what we already have in the U.S., a mixed economy[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_economy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_economy
- esolyt 9y agoThat is actually what we are doing. The problem is we can't decide on where the middle ground is.