Deng Xiaoping's Grasp of Practising Marx Assumption of the second way to realize socialism
Ling Wang
Abstract
Ling Wang
Abstract
The core of Marx assumption of the second way to realize socialism is: The development of productivity is,to Russia and the orient countries,the key ,to shortening the course of development towards modern socialism by making use of capitalist “positive result under special circumstances. The socialism having stridden across the Cafdin Canyon must be the socialism established on the basis of modern productivity. Deng Xiaoping has carried forward Marx assumption of the second way to realize socialism in the oriental countries. Not only did he offer a series of viewpoints of making use of capitalism theoretically but initially found out a way to establish socialism in a comparatively poor country as well.
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The core of Marx assumption of the second way to realize socialism is: The development of productivity is,to Russia and the orient countries,the key ,to shortening the course of development towards modern socialism by making use of capitalist “positive result under special circumstances. The socialism having stridden across the Cafdin Canyon must be the socialism established on the basis of modern productivity. Deng Xiaoping has carried forward Marx assumption of the second way to realize socialism in the oriental countries. Not only did he offer a series of viewpoints of making use of capitalism theoretically but initially found out a way to establish socialism in a comparatively poor country as well.
Key concepts: Socialism, Viewpoints, Capitalism, Neoclassical economics, Productivity, Economic system, State socialism, Economics