More food for thought for Hari et al:

The fight for democratic rights, greater spending on social needs, and public 
ownership of industries has met with some success, but for those of us who have 
coupled such agitation for reform with revolutionary propaganda, the latter 
efforts have proven to be quixotic in the advanced capitalist countries since 
the industrial revolution.

Also FWIW, a link to a wiki article showing the breadth of state-owned 
enterprises in China which would appear to far surpass the number and 
percentage of SOE's found elsewhere. The greater scale of the state sector in 
China may not in itself transform quantity into quality, but that China’s state 
is stil controlled by a Communist Party which came to power in a social 
revolution, whose declared aim is socialism, and which goal is promoted widely 
in the mass political culture, does seem to me to give it a qualitatively 
different class character than the states in the other countries with large 
state-owned corporations which have been cited by way of comparison - the UAE, 
Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and India.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_of_China ( 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_of_China )


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