Negatives Of Communism

There are many people that might say that communism is a good way to keep things in order, and that everybody being equal in a society will benefit all of the people and that it would be better if everybody were treated as equals in the eyes of the government . However in reality, there are many negative aspects to this that could actually end up negatively impacting the economy. Countries that have a communist government have the possibility of more uprisings amongst the workers in the society, in addition to this the workers in a society don’t have any incentive to do more than the bare minimum and finally, there must have been a price to pay for certain aspects of what communism is supposed to be. So for all of these reasons, communism is …show more content…
This can cause many problems in the workplace, for one thing the quality of the products being made is going to decrease, which would be bad for the economy because not many people are going to want to buy a product that is not good quality, this is only one of the ways that it would negatively impact the economy. There are other things that could also lead to the economy being negatively impacted, one of the the things that could also be impacted are small businesses. With the limited amount of freedom given to business owners it, “will stifle the entrepreneurial spirit, which is a key aspect of a country’s economic growth and development,” again without the incentive of making a lot of profit off of a product, for small business owners, it makes it very hard for them as well to do more than just the bare minimum, especially if they know they are only going to make a certain amount of money no matter how hard they work. This means that the government then has to step in and use fear and force as a way to get workers to do more and to increase the quality of a product. The problem with communist countries is that the small business owners have no creativity, or competition to push them to want to do better. In places such as the united states they, “have greatly benefited from that small business and entrepreneurial atmosphere.” In other words without any competition pushing businesses to do their best, and to compete with other businesses to make the most money and be the best, there is no necessity for them to do more than is absolutely necessary. This is just another one of the ways that communism is not an effective system to form a stable economy. Of course there is the argument that in a