Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
compares the Chinese and American economies, and provides evidence that
Chinas economy is growing better than Americas. I see this as a great way
to rile up patriotic Americans. Furthermore, he describes two economic
models for Market Socialism, which he claims to be, not only viable, but
viable in America.
James Lawlers article is less relevant to the fundamental ideas of
Market Socialism, however, the article provides a detailed look at how
society would change with the sudden implementation of this system. Lawler
makes a point of disproving many of the fears people have of Socialism and
Communism, and what it would mean to live in these economies. This article
helps make the transition seem like a plausible occurrence, furthering the
idea that this can work in our country.
Hillel Ticktins article displays the weaknesses of Market Socialism.
However, his arguments are from a socialist perspective, and much of it
could help sell the idea to pro-Capitalists. On the other hand, he points out
that some of the worst aspects of Capitalism may transfer with the new
system. Some of these arguments, rather than being argued against, should
be taken into account to help fix and better the Market Socialism economy.
The final article before rebuttals is Bertell Ollmans. He argues two
ideas in his article. The first being Capitalism, and its many flaws compared
to other flawed systems. However, in the second half he argues against both
Capitalism and Market Socialism, claiming that the Market itself is the