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[Anonymous No.20348543]

Any books on economic systems that are alternatives to capitalism?

Please no socialism/communism, I want something that’s actually viable.

[Anonymous No.20348596]

>>20348543

Your looking for alternative money systems then, there is capitalism varying in scale depending on monetary system and geopolitics and then there are different types of socialism.

[Anonymous No.20348655]

>>20348543
>alternatives to capitalism
>except no alternative to capitalism
Can you just go read up on these things before making a fool of yourself here?

[Anonymous No.20348941]

>>20348543
>Any books on economic systems that are alternatives to capitalism?
>Please no socialism/communism, I want something that’s actually viable.

You only have left
>tyranny
>kingdom
>cult members
and other strange ways which exchange the "invisible hand" to a literal visible hand if you don't behave in the right way.

[Anonymous No.20349027]

>>20348543
socialism is not an economic system. maybe actually try reading marx

[Anonymous No.20349057]

e peshine smith, manual of political economy
economics divorced from the nation can only be exploitative

[Anonymous No.20349561]

>>20348543
the only alternative other than communism is a near complete destruction of humanity's productive forces followed by a gradual rebuilding of capitalism, followed by communism
>>20349057
capitalism can never be divorced from nations. it's the only thing keeping nations alive, because they're extremely useful for its purposes (they're the means of competition of capitals at the world level and they sustain a false common interest between the exploiters and the exploited in every country)

[Anonymous No.20350609]