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'''Deng Xiaoping''' was a Chinese [[Marxist-Leninist]] revolutionary leader who helped to modernize the Mao-era economy to bring China into a new level of prosperity, upon which the material basis of [[Post-scarcity economics|post-scarcity]] [[communism]] can be built.<ref>[https://youtu.be/niZQpeFmffU What Deng Xiaoping Means for Socialism] by [[Talonsight]] on [[YouTube]]</ref> This understanding emphaszes the growth of the "[[productive forces]]" in society.   
'''Deng Xiaoping''' was a Chinese [[Marxist-Leninist]] revolutionary leader who helped to modernize the Mao-era economy to bring China into a new level of material prosperity, upon which the material basis of [[Post-scarcity economics|post-scarcity]] [[communism]] can be built.<ref>[https://youtu.be/niZQpeFmffU What Deng Xiaoping Means for Socialism] by [[Talonsight]] on [[YouTube]]</ref> This understanding emphasizes the growth of the "[[productive forces]]" within society to the point of which post-scarcity can be reached, the higher the level of productive forces, the more advanced the relations of labour could become.   
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Revision as of 05:15, 14 January 2024

Deng Xiaoping was a Chinese Marxist-Leninist revolutionary leader who helped to modernize the Mao-era economy to bring China into a new level of material prosperity, upon which the material basis of post-scarcity communism can be built.[1] This understanding emphasizes the growth of the "productive forces" within society to the point of which post-scarcity can be reached, the higher the level of productive forces, the more advanced the relations of labour could become.

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