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| == Modern uses == | | == Modern uses == |
| While the definition of productive forces hasn't changed, it's become a popular term in recent decades as the [[People's Republic of China]] (PRC) has been emphasizing increasing their economy's productive forces in order to advance to higher stages of socialism, and eventually to the lofty ideal of [[communism]], where there is [[Post-scarcity|immense material abundance]]. | | While the definition of productive forces hasn't changed, it's become a popular term in recent decades as the [[People's Republic of China]] has been emphasizing increasing their economy's productive forces in order to advance to higher stages of socialism, and eventually to the lofty ideal of [[communism]], where there is [[Post-scarcity|immense material abundance]]. |
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| === Deng Xiaoping === | | == External links == |
| [[Deng Xiaoping]], the former leader of the PRC, wrote about the productive forces, writing about how the implementation of a Socialist Market Economy would help China to liberate and develop its productive forces.<ref>[https://dengxiaopingworks.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/there-is-no-fundamental-contradiction-between-socialism-and-a-market-economy/ There Is No Fundamental Contradiction Between Socialism and a Market Economy]</ref>
| | {{External links|Wikipedia=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Productive_forces]|Leftypedia=|EcuRed=}} |
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| == References ==
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| [[Category:Marxist terminology]]
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