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The Goal of Socialists Is Socialism — Not Prosperity
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Mises Institute
As I see it, the purpose of establishing socialism is to further promote socialism, not improve the lot of a society and certainly not to promote prosperity.
No, the end of socialism is socialism, or to better put it, the ideal of socialism.
To reach that Utopia, wrote Heilbroner, socialists needed to turn to environmentalism to deliver the goods.
To Heilbroner, the end of socialism was not a better way to produce and equally distribute goods; no, the end of socialism was socialism.)
The central problem facing socialism — economic calculation — does not disappear just because a government does not directly own factors of production and engage in five-year economic plans.