2026-09-16 08:26 UTC
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@KimBongUn420@lemmy.ml 2026-09-16 08:56
The backbone of the economy is state ownership and socialist planning. 24 / 25 of the top revenue companies are state-owned and planned. 70% of the top 500 companies are State-owned. 1, 2 The largest bank, construction, electricity, and energy companies in the world, are CPC controlled entities, subject to the 5 year plans laid out by the central committee. Workplace democracy in action in the CPC. Is modern day china communist? Is it staying true to communist values? Didn’t China go Capitalist with Deng Xiaoping? Didn’t it liberalize its economy? Is China’s drastic decrease in poverty a result of the increase in free market capitalist policies? Is the CPC committed to communism? The Long Game and Its Contradictions. Audiobook The myth of Chinese state capitalism. Did Deng really betray Chinese socialism? Tsinghua University- Is Socialism with Chinese Characteristics real socialism, or is it state Capitalism? Isn’t China revisionist for having a capitalist sector of the economy, and working with capitalists? Why isn’t it fully planned like the USSR was? Castro on why both China and Vietnam are socialist countries. Roderic Day - China has billionaires. What is socialism with Chinese characteristics (SWCC)? How is SWCC not revisionist? How is it any different from Gorbachev’s market reforms?, 2 Domenico Losurdo - is China state capitalist?, 2 Did Lenin say anything about Market Socialism, or productivism? Vijay Prashad - Is China capitalist? Why do Chinese billionaires keep ending up in prison? Why are many billionaires and CEOs going missing? China sentences Ex-Chairman of a major bank, guilty of embezzling ~$100M USD, to death in 2019. China cracks down on billionaires - Ben Norton interviews Ian Goodrum Do capitalists control the communist party? No, pic How the State runs business in China. 50% of the economy is in the socialist public sector and directly follows the plan (40% if you ignore the agricultural sector). 20 to 30% is inside the state capitalist sector, which is the sector partially or totally owned by domestic capitalists but run by the CPC or by local workers councils. The rest is made up of the small bourgeois ownership like in the NEP. China pushing forward Marxist training in colleges, attracts 1M students. China tells the US that it has no plans to weaken the role of its State-Owned-Enterprises, one of the US’s main demands in the trade war. "Beijing plans to make the state economy stronger, bigger, and better." Unlike the US, China refuses to bail out over-leveraged property developers, and lets them go bankrupt. A China misinformation Megathread. qiaocollective.com/…/socialism-with-chinese-chara…
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@1Malayali@lemmy.ml 2026-09-16 09:42
Vastly better than USAmerica Is that the reason for Wikipedia’s bias against their media? Europe, tags along with USAmerican regime’s capitalist-imperialist and so their media is given an exemption? Heck, even ProleWiki says that Socialism in China is a dream for the future, and that they are aiming for the poetic 100th birthday of PRC. I will believe that when I see it, because for now it’s just a capitalist country. Even if they are currently capitalist, they do not see it as the end stage, like the pro-capitalist regimes do? So, let’s not lie to ourselves, to deny the obvious preference that the Wikipedia page shows for the media from the pro-capitalist regimes.
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@Cowbee@lemmy.ml 2026-09-16 11:01
Socialism is not “no private sector,” it’s a transitional society between capitalism and communism marked by worker control of the state, and public ownership as the principal aspect of the economy. All apply to China. Regarding prolewiki saying that China isn’t socialist, that is outright incorrect. You also lied about the CPC saying that socialism is not the backbone of their economy and their goal for further development, you linked a source stating that the private sector presently plays a large but subordinate part of the economy, which is in line with their analysis that they are in the primary stage of socialism: Then you compare ratios of private to public, which doesn’t actually say anything about which sector holds power. The important factor is controlling the commanding heights and critical sectors, and employing marketization in underdeveloped sectors to facilitate growth. Capital is treated in China like a farmer treats wheat, rather than like an uncontrollable force of nature like it is in the US, because China is socialist.