Title: Communism: A Hindrance to Success
Thesis Statement: Karl Marx’ Communism is a dictatorship government that punish the citizens because it hinders the right of the citizens and the progress of nation
Problem: Should the Philippines implement Communism to have equality?
1. Introduction
1.1. History of communism
2. The Ill Effects of the Role of Communism in the Society
1.1. Abolition of classes
1.2. Avoidance of waste and overproduction
3. Disadvantages of Communism
3.1. Government owns all the property
3.2. Lack of freedom
3.2.1. Speech
3.2.2. Choose
3.2.3. Own
4. Effects of Communism in the Economy 4.1.Lack of innovative products
4.2. Hindrance to economic growth
5. Reaction of the People
5.1. Experiencing harsh life
5.2. Not …show more content…
One of the disadvantages is the lack of freedom to own. The government owns all properties of the citizens. They do not have the right to own businesses and the things that satisfies their wants.Second disadvantage is the lack of freedom to speech. The people cannot express their own thoughts and opinions. Third is the lack of freedom to choose. The citizens cannot choose their own religion, their own work, and their own place to live. They cannot also travel to the place where they wanted to go. These block the people’s freedom to live a life they wanted to. Because of these reasons, many countries that are under the communist government did not attain progress and equality (Antonio, 2007, par 3). Communism suppresses the rights of the people to live in a progressing nation and in a place that values the privileges of every …show more content…
In this type of government, people cannot produce new inventions because the government controls all the services and production of the economy. It also allocates all the resources of the country. Because of this, competition would never exist. Competition is the reason why the balance of supply and demand would be inadequate or would surplus because the supply and demand dictates the best way to produce products. The value of the money also affects the economy because the exchange rates are regularly fixed by the government (Shukla, 2011, par 3). Since making of innovative products are not recognized and the markets are inefficient, the communist labor force will be less productive and will result to the economic decrease. This type of government hinders the progress of the nation because the government would not let its citizens to make things without under their
Thesis Statement: Karl Marx’ Communism is a dictatorship government that punish the citizens because it hinders the right of the citizens and the progress of nation
Problem: Should the Philippines implement Communism to have equality?
1. Introduction
1.1. History of communism
2. The Ill Effects of the Role of Communism in the Society
1.1. Abolition of classes
1.2. Avoidance of waste and overproduction
3. Disadvantages of Communism
3.1. Government owns all the property
3.2. Lack of freedom
3.2.1. Speech
3.2.2. Choose
3.2.3. Own
4. Effects of Communism in the Economy 4.1.Lack of innovative products
4.2. Hindrance to economic growth
5. Reaction of the People
5.1. Experiencing harsh life
5.2. Not …show more content…
One of the disadvantages is the lack of freedom to own. The government owns all properties of the citizens. They do not have the right to own businesses and the things that satisfies their wants.Second disadvantage is the lack of freedom to speech. The people cannot express their own thoughts and opinions. Third is the lack of freedom to choose. The citizens cannot choose their own religion, their own work, and their own place to live. They cannot also travel to the place where they wanted to go. These block the people’s freedom to live a life they wanted to. Because of these reasons, many countries that are under the communist government did not attain progress and equality (Antonio, 2007, par 3). Communism suppresses the rights of the people to live in a progressing nation and in a place that values the privileges of every …show more content…
In this type of government, people cannot produce new inventions because the government controls all the services and production of the economy. It also allocates all the resources of the country. Because of this, competition would never exist. Competition is the reason why the balance of supply and demand would be inadequate or would surplus because the supply and demand dictates the best way to produce products. The value of the money also affects the economy because the exchange rates are regularly fixed by the government (Shukla, 2011, par 3). Since making of innovative products are not recognized and the markets are inefficient, the communist labor force will be less productive and will result to the economic decrease. This type of government hinders the progress of the nation because the government would not let its citizens to make things without under their