Any examples of market socialism in history?

Islamic socialism is very, very close to mutualism. Medieval Islam had something very close to market socialism and it had zero crises and was highly egalitarian.

Please let this happen.

I think it's a mutualist orange

Thats Göring

Holy shit

Not only fat, but also colorblind, how terrible

that's the joke

The yellow is liberalism.

Markets≠Capitalism.

Prepare your anus for leftcums

ROJAVA

I understand the criticism that communists make of markets, but capitalism and markets are two separate things. Markets are an element of capitalism but not a defining feature,

Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and where wage labour is the primary economic arrangement. Markets are a medium in which goods, services and labour are exchanged.

All of this is a consequence of market user.

You can have wage labor and private ownership without a market. See the USSR.

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most production was done without a market.

No, by far.

the market only existed on the front end, and even then the prices were fixed centrally for several years at a time.

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Again: no.

All of that is factually accurate.

Not like dis son

No it is not. It's just Stalinist propaganda.

Kek, I got it from one of the most prominent historians of the soviet economy in the west, who wrote it down in the 80's.

Is that supposed to be an argument? Do you have any idea of how the USSR economy actually worked?

pray do tell

Alec Nove?

And no, the Ottoman Empire had plenty of economic crises.