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What is the primary distinction between modern communism and socialism?

A.) Karl Marx conceptualized socialism as a response to capitalism, but communism only came into being after the Russian Revolution.
B.) Socialism is a theoretical ideal proposed by economists but never put into practice, and communism was the dominant economic system of the 1900s.
C.) Communism is a particular form of socialism practiced today in many modern democracies in western Europe.
D.) Socialism allows for some private ownership of property and businesses, but communism has the government hold all property.

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A is false because communism was conceptualized way before. B is false because communism was never dominant and socialism was tried many times. C is false because there aren't many modern democracies trying communism, but dictatorships.

The answer is D:

Socialism allows for some private ownership of property and businesses, but communism has the government hold all property

Many say that socialism is a step towards communism. It's a "middle ground" and many countries tried to implement this.

Many people believe that socialism is a precursor to communism. It is a "middle ground" that many countries have attempted to implement.

Socialism allows for some private property and corporate ownership, but communism requires the government to own all property.

Thus, Option D is correct.

What is the difference between socialism and communism?

The major distinction is that under communism, the state (rather than individual citizens) owns and controls most property and economic resources, whereas, under socialism, all citizens share equally in economic resources as allocated by a democratically elected government.

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