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What does the Communist Party advocate for?

Free market capitalism

State control with no elections and government-held property

The Communist Party advocates for state control which means that they believe that the government should have control over property, resources, and means of production instead of private individuals. They also do not advocate for elections, as they believe that the state should be controlled by the Communist Party and that the interests of the party should come before the interests of the individual. The other options, such as free market capitalism and reducing government size, go against the principles of communism, which promotes shared ownership and equal distribution of wealth. Additionally, the Communist Party does not believe in limiting government control to only large businesses, as they believe that the state should have control over all businesses in order to achieve their goals of a classless society.

Reducing government size and avoiding foreign conflicts

Government control of only large businesses

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