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State capitalism is a form of [[Capitalism]] in which a large part of the economy is controlled via the [[Bourgeois State]]. It is most commonly advocated by [[Social Democracy|Democratic Socialists]], [[Fascism|Fascists]], and [[Marxism-Leninism|Stalinists]]. | State capitalism is a form of [[Capitalism]] in which a large part of the economy is controlled via the [[Bourgeois State]]. It is most commonly advocated by [[Social Democracy|Democratic Socialists]], [[Fascism|Fascists]], and [[Marxism-Leninism|Stalinists]]. | ||
== Historical Examples == | == Historical Examples == | ||
[[Fascist Italy]] | *[[Fascist Italy]] | ||
[[Nazi Germany]] | *[[Nazi Germany]] | ||
[[The Soviet Union|The Soviet Union | *[[The Soviet Union|The Soviet Union Post Counterrevolution]] | ||
[["Communist China | *[["Communist" China]] (Especially post [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deng_Xiaoping Deng Xiapoing]) | ||
Latest revision as of 05:39, 5 August 2025
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State capitalism is a form of Capitalism in which a large part of the economy is controlled via the Bourgeois State. It is most commonly advocated by Democratic Socialists, Fascists, and Stalinists.