I will study the doctorines of Socialism carefully before I rush to hasty, economically driven conclusions. Sorry to post on this thread without expert knowledge.
Assuming that "answer" means "to fulfill all needs", then this would be PURE SOCIALISM.
socialism.
Capitalism is not a form of government. Communism is not a form of government. Socialism is not a form of government. All three of those are economic forms, not forms of government.
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State capitalism.
Socialism is when ownership of production and distribution is controlled collectively or by the government. The opposite of socialism is capitalism.
There are 3 economic systems 1 Capitalism (Which is Free Market) 2 Socialism (when the government owns education,communication and transportation) 3 Communism when the government owns everything
Under state capitalism, the government controls the means of production. But this is for the benefit of the ruling class, not for βthe public goodβ.
Capitalism and Socialism
Leszek Balcerowicz has written: 'Socjalizm, kapitalizm, transformacja' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Privatization, Socialism, Economic conditions, Capitalism '800 dni' 'Common fallacies in the debate on the economic transition in Central and Eastern Europe' -- subject(s): Privatization, Economic conditions 'Socialism, capitalism, transformation' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Privatization, Socialism, Economic conditions, Capitalism
Socialists generally feel capitalism is an outdated form of organizing an economy that needs to be replaced by a socialist economic system.Capitalism leads to inequality among citizens.
This description sounds a lot like socialism. Socialism is the economic system where everything included under economics is run by the government and spread equally amongst all taking place in it. Socialism is a direct opposite of capitalism, which is the economic system where everything included under economics is controlled by private parties that have little interference from the government. Friedrich Nietzsche came up with socialism, which was trying to solve the problem of exactly the question you are answering: players involved in capitalism's system were often greedy and took advantage of customers, with a majority of the wealth centered around a certain group. Socialism tends to tax heavily and often, in order to keep the wealth spread around, while Capitalism has a laissez-faire (free market) and has little taxes on goods.
These are examples of economic and political ideologies.