Social Sciences, asked by SanjayKumar11, 1 year ago

What is the difference between capitalism and socialism

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Answered by chaudharipriyanka

The fundamental difference between capitalism and socialism is the scope of government intervention in the economy. ... The socialist-based economy incorporates elements of centralized economic planning, utilized to ensure conformity and to encourage equality of opportunity and economic outcome.

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