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  • 12-04-2017
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How are workers’ situations different in socialist, as opposed to capitalist, economies?

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  • 12-04-2017
Without getting too political, socialist societies usually had lower wages (For everyone), with worse home conditions while capitalist societies had on average higher wages and better home conditions. However, purely capitalist societies had as worse conditions as pure socialist, like the Banana republics and the USSR.

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