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The main way how Marxism differs from capitalism is through a lack of a free market economy where natural competition between people who would produce something and people who would consume something would dictate the price and availability of goods.

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Fundamentally, Marxism differs from capitalism in the following points:

  • it does not defend private property under any circumstances, believing on the contrary in a collectivist economic system where the people as a whole are the owners of the means of production and goods.
  • Marxism also denies social classes, advocating a monoclass society, with a single social class, the working class.

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