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There is a distinction drawn in the definition between capital goods and goods in general. This is the classic "can you own a toothbrush in a communist country"
by deciplex 3y ago
There is a distinction drawn in the definition between capital goods and goods in general. This is the classic "can you own a toothbrush in a communist country" argument and the answer is, as it always has been, of course yes.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 3y agoIf you can find a toothbrush. And if your neighbors don't turn you in to the secret police for toothbrush hoarding. Most people just stay on the waiting list for years.
- nielsbot 3y agoYou can have aspects of socialism and capitalism in a single system. These all-or-nothing examples are naive or disingenuous.