Comments by "Xianxia Emperor" (@xianxiaemperor1438) on "Was the economic transition of Eastern Europe to capitalism successful?" video.

  1. I could be really wrong about this but the economic transition of Eastern Europe could have been smoother if they used the ''Cooperative Market Economy'' model which blends or combines cooperatives with market enterprise plus having strong property rights, workplace autonomy, maybe with a cooperative banking system (which would include more mutual savings banks/more credit unions/perhaps more public banks too), Co-op federations (instead of corporations or corporate interests), receiving mutual aid (instead of loans indebting the eastern European countries like Yugoslavia but this was probably, if not certainly unrealistic), building denser walkable cities/transforming existing car-centric cities into walkable ones and nationwide land value tax implementation/citizen's dividend (rather than neoliberal laissez-faire or free-market capitalism)......
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  2. Honestly I am not sure, but maybe Czechoslovakia
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