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yes, market-based reform, not capitalism per se. capitalism has no monopoly on markets, as markets predate all the -isms by many centuries. so that's not an arg
by clairity 5y ago
yes, market-based reform, not capitalism per se. capitalism has no monopoly on markets, as markets predate all the -isms by many centuries. so that's not an argument for capitalism (for which capital is a central concern) but for decentralized, market-based systems, the fairer the better.
- NovemberWhiskey 5y agoTo be more specific: it has been the result of a decrease in central planning, decollectivization, privatization of previously state-owned industries and private ownership of the means of production operated with profit as the motive.