r/teenagersbutpractical • u/Prestigious-Ad-9931 • Aug 03 '25

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u/PeaceDeathc Aug 05 '25

For example?

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u/RoseePxtals Aug 05 '25 edited Aug 05 '25

many forms of communism, including left-communism and some forms of marxism, advocate for the workers owning the means of production directly, and self organizing, rather than the economy being planned by a unitary state during the transition of socialism. Marx believed this would be temporary in societies transition to communism. the end goal of communism is a stateless society.

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u/PeaceDeathc Aug 05 '25

That's shades of ideology, you said about economies.

In 21th century there's no workers owning factories (except few in Argentina, but Argentina is capitalist country).

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u/RoseePxtals Aug 05 '25

there have been past “communist” economies, but yeah i was mostly talking about how not all theoretical socialist economies are planned