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What are the characteristics of socialism and capitalism ​

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Answered by Khounish
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Socialism:

  • Public ownership. One of the primary components of a socialist economy is that it has public property entirely on the production facilities.
  • Self-managed economy. Decision making, decentralized mechanism of allocation of resources, and autonomous self-regulating economic units are the three factors on which a decentralized or a self-managed economy is based.
  • Centralized Planning. The central planning authority is the one that undertakes takes the planning and functioning of the socialist economy.
  • Political Socialism. Socialist is a collective term that is used by few politicians as political the right.
  • Definite objectivism. The socialist economy usually operates within pre-defined objectives. These objectives are generally socio-economic.

Capitalism:

1. Private Property and Freedom of ownership:

2. Right of Private Property:  

3. Price Mechanism:

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Answered by DaD3V1LQWUN33N
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Capitalism is based on individual initiative and favors market mechanisms over government intervention, while socialism is based on government planning and limitations on private control of resources.

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