No, it is not. In practice all governments have capitalist and socialist aspects. Having a single socialist program does not define a country as socialist. T

No, it is not. In practice all governments have capitalist and socialist aspects. Having a single socialist program does not define a country as socialist. The UK has nationalized healthcare- doctors are literally employees of the government. It doesn't really get more socialist than that, but it's still just a single program. The government as a whole, and the country as a whole, leans significantly more towards liberal capitalism.