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    Communism vs.

    Capitalism

    Capitalism and communism are different in their political and economic

    ideologies. Capitalism and Communism never go together.

    One of the major differences between capitalism and communism is with

    regard to the resources or the means of production.

    In Communism, the community or society solely owns the resources or the

    means of production. On the other hand, in capitalism, the resources or themeans of production lies with a private owner.

    While the profit of any enterprise is equally shared by all the people in

    communism, the profit in a capitalist structure belong to the private owner

    only. While the private party controls the resources in capitalism, it is the

    society that controls the whole means of production in communism.

    For Communists, the society is above individuals. But for capitalists,

    individual freedom is above the state or society. While capitalism is a self

    regulated economic system, communism is a government run economy. In

    capitalism, the individual has full control over production and decides on the

    price structure. Contrary to this, it is the society or the government that

    determines the price structure in communism.

    Communism stands for equal sharing of work, according to the benefits and

    ability. But in capitalism, an individual is responsible for his works and if he

    wants to raise the ladder, he has to work hard.

    While Communism stands for abolishing private property, Capitalism stands

    for private property.

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    Moreover, communism stands for a class less society, which doesnt see

    any difference between the rich and the poor. On the other hand, capitalism

    divides the society into rich and poor. Capitalism can be said to be the

    exploitation of the individual. While every one is equal in communism, thereis a great divide of the class in capitalism.

    Summary

    1.In Communism, the community or society solely owns the resources or the

    means of production. On the other hand, in capitalism, the resources or the

    means of production lies with a private owner.

    2. While the profit of any enterprise is equally shared by all the people in

    communism, the profit in a capitalist structure belong to the private owneronly.

    3.While the private party controls the resources in capitalism, it is the society

    that controls the whole means of production in communism.

    4. For Communists, the society is above individuals. But for capitalists,

    individual freedom is above the state or society.

    5.While Communism stands for abolishing private property, Capitalism

    stands for private property.

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    The differences are for Communism:

    1. State control over everything: "The theory of Communism may be

    summed up in one sentence: Abolish all private property," Karl Marx.

    2. Secularism: "Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the

    heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions. It is the

    opium of the people." Karl Marx

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    3. Total Equality, regardless of merit or habit: "The history of all

    previous societies has been the history of class struggles." Karl Marx

    The Case for Capitalism

    1. Freedom: "Freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not

    perfect. But we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people

    in." John F. Kennedy, in reference to the Berlin Wall

    2. Private business and Competition: "Doing well is the result of doing

    good. Thats what capitalism is all about." Ralph Waldo Emerson

    3. Rewards for Success: "The inherent vice of capitalism is the

    unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is theequal sharing of miseries" Winston Churchill

    How they are the same:

    1. Both have their share of losers: In capitalism, its the slackers. In

    communism, its the entrepreneurs. "Communism is man exploiting

    man! Democracy is the other way around!" Polish Proverb

    2. Both are forms of the market. Capitalism is based on competition;

    communism is based on distribution.

    Now if youre trying to decide which one is better, consider these

    historical cases of Communism vs. Capitalism.

    1. North Korea vs. South Korea

    2. Eastern Berlin vs. Western Berlin

    3. United States vs. the Soviet Union

    Top four communistic nations in the world today: China, Cuba,

    Vietnam, North Korea

    Top four capitalistic nations in the world today: United States,

    Germany, United Kingdom, Japan