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It's all about the structure of the state and the praxis that goes with it. The state functions as a ressource allocator. It allocate certains ressources to key sector and redicted those which are not efficient, then it also holds a grip on business to avoid a contamination of problems. You could compare that to a situation in France where most of the things are nationalized and things that are not still have to respound to the state in order to get ressources and fundings.
China pretty much uses capitalism instead of capitalism using them. Capitalism is still present, exploitation is still present, but it is kept on a much stronger leach that in the west. This is the beginning of a transionnal society toward communism.
This is why China is the closest to communism. They have the ressources and potential to slowly extract themselves from capitalism while staying a strong force. No country currently have that potential and power to hold to such a system without being broken appart by capitalism and the imperialism of the west. This is important because the more country adopt that praxis, the more there will be a chance for an internationalism and a real communist society to appear.
China is trying slowly what URSS tried in a short period of time. At least that is my current understanding of the situation.. My guess is that it will take a few decade for the country to shift toward a full appropriation of the industry... well then it's the unknown.
China pretty much uses capitalism instead of capitalism using them. Capitalism is still present, exploitation is still present, but it is kept on a much stronger leach that in the west. This is the beginning of a transionnal society toward communism.
This is why China is the closest to communism. They have the ressources and potential to slowly extract themselves from capitalism while staying a strong force. No country currently have that potential and power to hold to such a system without being broken appart by capitalism and the imperialism of the west. This is important because the more country adopt that praxis, the more there will be a chance for an internationalism and a real communist society to appear.
China is trying slowly what URSS tried in a short period of time. At least that is my current understanding of the situation.. My guess is that it will take a few decade for the country to shift toward a full appropriation of the industry... well then it's the unknown.