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{{ | {{Library work|title=On the Three Stages in the Development of Socialism|author=Cheng Enfu|written in=2022|source=[https://ia902507.us.archive.org/18/items/on-the-three-stages-in-the-development-of-socialism/On%20the%20Three%20Stages%20in%20the%20Development%20of%20Socialism.pdf PDF]}}<br /> | ||
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|+TABLE 1. Core Elements of Capitalism, Socialism (Primary, Intermediate, and Advanced Stages), and Communism | |+TABLE 1. Core Elements of Capitalism, Socialism (Primary, Intermediate, and Advanced Stages), and Communism | ||
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|'''System of | |'''System of property rights''' | ||
|'''System of | |'''System of distribution''' | ||
|'''System of | |'''System of regulation''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Modern | |'''Modern capitalism''' | ||
|'''Private ownership primary according to capital''' | |'''Private ownership primary according to capital''' | ||
|'''Distribution by market''' | |'''Distribution by market''' | ||
|'''State-directed economy''' | |'''State-directed economy''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Primary | |'''Primary stage of socialism''' | ||
|'''Public ownership in various forms primary (private ownership secondary)''' | |'''Public ownership in various forms primary (private ownership secondary)''' | ||
|'''Market-based distribution according to labor primary (distribution according to capital secondary)''' | |'''Market-based distribution according to labor primary (distribution according to capital secondary)''' | ||
|'''State-dominated market economy''' | |'''State-dominated market economy''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Intermediate stage of | |'''Intermediate stage of socialism''' | ||
|'''Multiple forms of public ownership (state, cooperative, joint-stock)''' | |'''Multiple forms of public ownership (state, cooperative, joint-stock)''' | ||
|''' | |'''Multiple commodity-type distribution according to labor''' | ||
| | |'''State-dominated planed economy (market adjustment secondary)''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Advanced stage of socialism''' | |'''Advanced stage of socialism''' | ||
| | |'''Single public ownership by entire society''' | ||
|''' | |'''Product-based distribution according to labor''' | ||
| | |'''Complete planned economy''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Communism''' | |'''Communism''' | ||
| | |'''Single public ownership by entire society''' | ||
|''' | |'''Product-based distribution according to need (distribution according to labor for new consumer goods in short supply)''' | ||
| | |'''Complete planned economy''' | ||
|} | |} | ||
[[Category:Library works by Cheng Enfu]] | [[Category:Library works by Cheng Enfu]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:52, 28 April 2024
On the Three Stages in the Development of Socialism | |
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| Author | Cheng Enfu |
| Written in | 2022 |
| Source | |
| System of property rights | System of distribution | System of regulation | |
| Modern capitalism | Private ownership primary according to capital | Distribution by market | State-directed economy |
| Primary stage of socialism | Public ownership in various forms primary (private ownership secondary) | Market-based distribution according to labor primary (distribution according to capital secondary) | State-dominated market economy |
| Intermediate stage of socialism | Multiple forms of public ownership (state, cooperative, joint-stock) | Multiple commodity-type distribution according to labor | State-dominated planed economy (market adjustment secondary) |
| Advanced stage of socialism | Single public ownership by entire society | Product-based distribution according to labor | Complete planned economy |
| Communism | Single public ownership by entire society | Product-based distribution according to need (distribution according to labor for new consumer goods in short supply) | Complete planned economy |