What is the difference between communism and state capitalism?

Imagine you work at whatever you like doing and whenever you feel hungry you eat food , whenever the tools , instruments you use wear out you replace them , the work you choose to do might be to make tools or instruments , in a communist society the food , tools , instruments , materials will all be freely available to you . read more

State capitalism is where the government of the country has control over industry whether private or nationalised and such a society has all the features that communism as detailed above hasn’t . So the former USSR had state capitalism , even Lenin admitted that in 1918 . read more

While the economy in communism is regulated by the government, in capitalism, individual enterprise gives wings to the economy though the basic rules and regulations are made by the state. Even the prices of commodities are left for the market forces to decide. read more

State capitalism is usually described as an economic system in which commercial (i.e. for-profit) economic activity is undertaken by the state, with management and organization of the means of production in a capitalist manner, including the system of capital accumulation, wage labor, and centralized management. [2] read more