Socialists Economics?

Question

Sorry, but I need some help. I did my entire worksheet for economics, but I'm stuck on this question. A little help please?

France is considered a socialist economy. This means that France would have _____________ taxes than (as) economies like Ireland that is more of a market economy.

-Higher

-Lower

-the same

Answer 1

-Higher

Socialist economy means more strict income distribution rules - this function is maintained by gov using taxation tools.

Answer 2

Higher. Socialist countries provide "no cost" services for their citizens you don't pay for them when you receive them because you have already paid for them with your disgustingly high taxes, plus you pay for them weather you use (or want) them or not.

Answer 3

--Higher

Socialist Governments control the commanding heights of the economy. As such, they are inefficient at driving prices down because they ban all competition.

Answer 4

-Higher

Answer 5

That is a bs question.

Socialism does NOT mean taxation.

"Socialism is the belief that the next important step in progress is a change in man’s environment of an economic character that shall include the abolition of every privilege whereby the holder of wealth acquires an anti-social power to compel tribute." - Ben Tucker

http://fair-use.org/benjamin-tucker/inst...

For many supporters of socialism, "socialism" means that the workers control the means of production, while "capitalism" means another class controls the means of production.

Historically, supporters of socialism have varied from opponents of the state (like Proudhon or Bakunin) to supporters of it (like Engels), as well as from supporters of completely free markets (like Proudhon or Tucker) to supporters of planned economies (like Marx) to supporters of free access to common means of production (like Kropotkin).

http://porkupineblog.blogspot.com/2006/0...

Answer 6

C. Drinking

E. Farting