It's bizarre this is being downvoted when, before the 70s, the United States can, in no imaginable way, be defined as being "Communist." After the 70s, Neoliber

It's bizarre this is being downvoted when, before the 70s, the United States can, in no imaginable way, be defined as being "Communist." After the 70s, Neoliberalism was the predominant ideology, which replaced the prior Keynesian + expansionist ideology (not sure if there was a term for this iteration of ideology like there is for the post-70s--"Neoliberalism"). How, then, would there have been an economic system which fits neither Neoliberal nor Communist models? It's super simple: there are more than two competing systems.