A economic system of communism is a system where, in theory, economic decisions are made by the community as a whole, notes ER Services/International Business, an online course hosted by the City ...

Communism is the political and economic doctrine that abolishes private ownership in favor of the state controlling the means of production in an effort to create economic equality and end the ...

In a communist system, there is no freedom—no freedom of speech, religion, and media. There are no elections. ... Here's the economic point — communism is a completely state-run economy.

Communism and socialism are political and economic systems that are historically related but often confused with each other. Here’s how they compare.

To the editor: Jeffrey Engel’s Op-Ed article oversimplified the reality. (“U.S., Russia, Europe, China have different views on Berlin Wall’s fall,” Op-Ed, Nov. 1) East Germans gave their ...

Specifically we have to take stock of what vision it's members espoused. The communist movement always included a wide range of sub-movements which competed with each other. It and it's constituent ...

For example, in Hungary, 74% in 1991 said they approved of the change to a multiparty system, and 80% liked the movement to a market economy. But when surveyed again in 2009, only 56% approved of the ...