so it would seem that all they need is another mao style 86in of the upper class and they should be able to maintain self sustainability and transfer into socialism soon then.
If there's the political will, China will be in a better situation than any socialist state in history.
It is possible their bourgeoisie are powerful enough to delay or prevent a full transition to socialism. Although, their bourgeoisie's power comes from their relationship to the capitalist West. The West is in terminal decline, which also hurts the Chinewe bourgeoisie.
As long as Chinese living standards keep increasing (as they are) it doesn't seem likely that that would happen. Why take the risk of shaking things up when things are going well for you?
so it would seem that all they need is another mao style 86in of the upper class and they should be able to maintain self sustainability and transfer into socialism soon then.
If there's the political will, China will be in a better situation than any socialist state in history.
It is possible their bourgeoisie are powerful enough to delay or prevent a full transition to socialism. Although, their bourgeoisie's power comes from their relationship to the capitalist West. The West is in terminal decline, which also hurts the Chinewe bourgeoisie.
word, good talk. thanks.
As long as Chinese living standards keep increasing (as they are) it doesn't seem likely that that would happen. Why take the risk of shaking things up when things are going well for you?