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[–] Lemmygradwontallowme@hexbear.net 21 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Would you like an essay from prolewiki?

Tl;dr: it doesn't capture the full essence of China's economy by simply calling its economy a state-capitalist or such mode of production. (unlike what others like Vidiwell might imply)

There are many major factors to take into account, such as:

Land ownership

State planning

State owned enterprises, as the commanding heights of the economy

State guided investment funds

Cooperatives

CPC ran banks and CPC bond markets

Party-commitee involvement

Extra-legal control rights (recuperation/co-option of private enterprise into the relatively more socialist framework)

Social credit score et anti-{private} monopoly laws in regulating market sector