Can socialism and federalism coexist?

Socialism is a form of government where the sources of production of goods and services are owned by the government for the welfare of the people. One of the basic purposes of such a society is to reduce economic inequalities and redistribution of wealth. read more

Socialism is a philosophy. Federalism is an architecture. They can quite easily coexist. Because Socialism is the ideology that is being funneled through the Federal pipe. In a sense, Socialism is the water and Federalism is just the pipes it flows through. read more

Not many. Much of capitalism today is crony capitalism. Search for it. So assuming again that some form of capitalism do exist today, also some form of Socialism do exist today. First, Socialism is Government control of most of basic goods and services. This list of goods and services can be short or very long. read more

No. They cannot coexist in any way, shape, or form. There can be things like worker co-operatives within capitalism but that would not constitute as socialism. Until the entire economy is worker controlled and owned and a classless society is reached, only then can socialism exist. read more

First, Socialism is Government control of most of basic goods and services. This list of goods and services can be short or very long. Most of the empiric evidence says that these companies are run poorly, lose a lot of money and produce questionable goods and services in term of quality and prices. read more