Capitalism is the most practical type of economy.

Alright, then. Capitalism vs. Marxist Communism. We're talking about private ownership compared to ownership by the society. Private ownership actually creates more incentive. Here's why: 1. Under Capitalism, a man's success is reflected solely off of his own hard work. If a man goes out into a Capitalism economy and tries hard, then with just a little luck, he will succeed, but if he is lazy, and just wants to play WoW for the rest of his life, he never succeeds. In Communism, a worker's actions barely contribute to his own success, as his production becomes diffused across the entire society of millions of workers, and why work ten hours for $100 if you can work one hour for $90? 2. Under Capitalism, one man's work is the only source of his income. Thus, if the man works hard and gets promoted, he makes more money, allowing for more goods and success. If he slacks off, he gets fired, and has to go through the hiring process all over again, but with a slash on his rï¿½sumï¿½. He has a high incentive to work because he's doing work for his own good, and I quote Judel Morrforus Foir, "Capitalism works because it manipulates inevitable human greed in a manner that benefits society." (http://judelfoir.wordpress.com...) Okay, let's say that this country has a million workers, and the workers produce about $10 an hour, and work ten hours a day. That means that everyone gets $100 every day. Now, Bob decided that he wouldn't actually work during those ten hours-- he'd rather read "The Wealth of Nations." This lowers the output of society by $100, leaving $99,999,900 left. When divived among the workers, Bob realizes that even though he did no work, he still ended up with $99.99, and decides that he shouldn't work ten hours for a penny. This event spreads as a rumor through all of the workers, until they all decide to start slacking off, until it makes a HUGE dent in the economy's productiveness. However, if the country were Capitalist, then when Bob does no work, he receives no pay. He quickly realizes that he must work to gain money, and through working harder, he can get promotions to get benefits and higher pay, which creates even more incentive for success. Fueled by this realization, Bob progresses through life over the years until he retires as the manager of a productive Six Flags amusement park. 3. Capitalism rewards more skilled work. Under Communism, who would want to be a doctor? Why take years and years of rigorous training, just to make ten dollars an hour? Nobody would want to do that. They'd all rather flip burgers at McDonalds. This leads to less doctors, which directly leads to more medical deaths. "Mob of Workers > Single Businessman" When the other workers realize what Bob did, they won't yell at him to stop. They'd join him. Hey, if there were 100 people in the factory, and all of them went to a library and read books for ten hours, society would only be cheated $10,000, so society would make $999,990,000, which amounts to each worker making $99.99, so they'd start holding factory parties instead of working. Also, the single businessman would be very powerful in getting his employee to work, because he could threaten to fire Bob if he doesn't keep up, and Bob doesn't want that, and he wants to please his employer, Sam, because Sam is the one who sign's his paychecks. As a matter of fact, how would the money become evenly distributed under Communism? The only real solution that I can see is government, and that leads to an inevitable dictatorship. How do you propose every worker end up with their "fair" share? "1. If you are going to vote on this, please give all arguments presented by me full merrit for their word, and not on your own bias." Okay. "2. Do NOT include historic nations such as China, North Korea, USSR, etc, in my example. Remember, in the final stage, the government NO LONGER EXISTS. IT IS ONLY ONE MASSIVE WORKING CLASS." Oh, fine. But West Germany did so much better than East Germany! Oh, and today, many Communist economies are trying to introduce Capitalist aspects to INCREASE PRODUCTION. That is all for now. Thank you.