Editing State capitalism

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<blockquote>This is talking about the common meaning of state capitalism. For Lenin's implementation see the [[New Economic Policy]]. For Mao's implementation see [[New Democracy]].</blockquote>

'''State Capitalism''' (also known as '''Planned Capitalism''') is a capitalist mode of production which the majority of the means of production is controlled by the state under a bourgeois dictatorship. State capitalist nations also typically utilise a planned economy, however this planned economy is directed towards the benefit of the bourgeoisie and not suiting the needs of the proletariat. Examples of a state capitalist economy include [[German Reich (1933–1945)|Nazi Germany]], The [[Republic of Korea]] before Market Reforms, and [[Republic of Singapore|Singapore]].