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I don't disagree; just like there are no true capitalist countries. However there is a degree in which you lean one way or the other and it may vary depending

by DiffEq 5y ago

I don't disagree; just like there are no true capitalist countries. However there is a degree in which you lean one way or the other and it may vary depending on industry. For instance the Health care in the United States mentioned earlier in this thread is thought to be capitalist - but it is so heavily regulated in certain ways that it is probably leaning more towards a Marxist creation.

revolvingocelot 5y ago
>but it is so heavily regulated in certain ways that it is probably leaning more towards a Marxist creation I find it interesting that you don't mention those ways, or why they might make the US healthcare system "Marxist". Marxism is a form of socioeconomic analysis, not an economic system, nor a scheme of healthcare regulation. I have absolutely no idea what you're trying to convey.