Communism also faces a grim future due to the hostile environment found in the world economy today. The increasing significance of globalization has led to a connected world market. To be successful in the world today, one must adapt to the ever-changing nature of the economy. This requires research, connections, and communication that Marx’s system does not contain. A communist economy is built on production and manufacturing, but citizens are given little incentive to use their talents to advance industry. Thus, the economy is stable, but does not advance in a way that flourishes in today’s globalized economy. In the Darwinist society of the present times, economic success is found by those who find the potential of the future and work to develop it.
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Even Joseph Stalin, before creating an ultimately unsuccessful plan to better the USSR, admitted to the economic failure of his Communist nation, “we are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries” (Perry, 331). Evolution is necessary, especially in the quickly altering global climate, but Karl Marx finds little importance for it in his
Even Joseph Stalin, before creating an ultimately unsuccessful plan to better the USSR, admitted to the economic failure of his Communist nation, “we are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries” (Perry, 331). Evolution is necessary, especially in the quickly altering global climate, but Karl Marx finds little importance for it in his