Am I Communist Or Capitalist?

Absolute equality in all aspects is crucial.

Equality of opportunity is important, but outcomes can differ.

Efforts should be made to reduce inequality, but some level of it is natural.

People should primarily advance based on their efforts and skills.

It should be completely state-funded and free for all.

A mix of public and private healthcare providers.

Basic healthcare should be guaranteed, with private options available.

Healthcare should be fully privatized to increase quality and choice.

Everyone should get an equal share.

Employees should be paid based on their role and performance.

The majority should go to the company's growth; the rest can be distributed.

Profits should primarily benefit the owners and investors.

The government should control all major industries to ensure fairness.

Some government oversight is necessary, but not total control.

The government should intervene only to prevent monopolies.

Businesses should operate freely with minimal government interference.

It should be entirely funded and managed by the government.

Public-private partnerships are the best approach.

Private companies should handle it, with government oversight.

Let private entities handle it entirely to ensure efficiency.

Fully by the government—free education for everyone.

Mixed funding, but with significant government support.

Private education should be encouraged, with some government support.

Education should be privatized to improve quality and efficiency.

Strong leadership is needed, but with some employee input.

Decisions should be made democratically by all employees.

Leaders should consult employees but ultimately decide themselves.

The leader or CEO should have full authority over decisions.

All property should be owned communally.

Essential resources like land should be state-owned, but personal items can be private.

People should own property, but excessive wealth should be regulated.

Individuals have the right to own as much property as they can afford.

Resources should be distributed as equally as possible.

Allocation should be need-based, helping the less fortunate first.

Resources should be earned based on contribution and effort.

Market forces should determine the distribution of resources.