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Socialist Economic System

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Socialist Economic System 

a planned system of social production, based on the socialist ownership of the means of production and on labor that has been liberated from exploitation. The material base of the socialist economic system is large-scale machine production. The economic system develops in accordance with the objective economic laws inherent in socialism so that the material and cultural needs of society may be satisfied to the maximum extent possible.

The socialist economic system includes the totality of social enterprises and branches and spheres of social production, which are linked by the social division of labor. It differs fundamentally from the capitalist economic system and has a number of important advantages over the latter that ensure a rapid and steady growth of its productive forces, the perfection of its production relations, and the systematic improvement of the population’s standard of living. The development of the world socialist economic system has accompanied the growth of the world socialist system.



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307) between the socialist economic system and a changing, modernizing society.
Singh is widely praised for phasing out India's rigid socialist economic system in favour of greater liberalisation.
Legacies of socialism Lavigne (1999) describes the three bases of the socialist economic system as being: party control of the economy, central planning (in Yugoslavia, various non-market mechanisms of resource allocation) and collective ownership of the means of production (social property in Yugoslavia).
 
 
 
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