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Its zero for the private sectorIt's true that most, if not all, communist countries are authoritarian, but in theory, they don't have to be, but, given the opportunity communism provides, those who lust for power can't resisting using communism to achieve totalitarianism. This is where I disagree with Noam Chomsky and Professor Wolff, both of whom advocate 'anarcho-syndicalism', where that's what Chomksy calls it, and Prof Wolff just calls it what it is, communism. They assert that it should be democratic, but in practice, given the opportunities for demagogues to abuse the system, it always winds up as a totalitarian regime.
AS for China, I'd like to see some scholarly analysis of just want the public/private sector balance actually is.
Individuals have no rights in china
The government is the final authority over every detail in people’s lives