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Mutualism (Mutualism is also known as  Anarcho-Capitalist Communism (erroneously), Xi Jingpin SocDem is Capitalist Communist)

 -Market Anarchism-Market Socialism (see here)

I am also a Marxism Leninism Left Rothbardian which meshes with this Mutualism ideology

Some elements of this Mutualism are similar to Social Corporatism: 

 Anarchist Market Socialism/ Kevin Carson Mutualism

School of Thought

•  Market Liberationism Collapse
  •  Mutualism
  •  Agorism
  •  Anarcho-Capitalism

Market Socialism :

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Influenced by:

 Classical Liberalism

 Mutualism
 Ricardian Socialism
 Socialism
 Austrian School (post ECP)

Influenced

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 Ben Bellaism
 Đổi_Mới
 French Left-Conservatism
 Guild Socialism 
 Jaruzelskism
 Liberal Socialism
 Libertarian Market Socialism
 Titoism

 Coop-capitalism  (By  anti-market socialists)

•  Laissez-Faire Socialism Collapse
  •  Anarcho-Individualism (Some)
  •  Capitalist Communism
  •  Laissez-Faire Capitalism
  •  Left-Rothbardianism
  •  Left-Wing Market Anarchism (Some)
  •  Mutualism

 Economic Mutualism

 Consumer Socialism  (by  Erich Honecker)

 State Socialism-Market Socialism Synthesis (some)
 Regulated Market Socialism (Many)

•  Cooperativism Collapse
  •  Democratic Socialism
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  •  State-Oriented Market Socialism Collapse
    •  Andropovism
    •  Developed Socialism
    •  Honeckerism
    •  Marxism–Leninism
    •  Reformism

Stock Socialism[edit | edit source]

A variant of socialism in which social ownership of the means of production and workplace democracy is achieved via worker ownership of stocks. One proponent of a similar system was Pranab Bardhan who conceptualised a form of socialism in which workers had equal share of stocks. There is another variant of this in relation to the transition to a socialist economy and that stage.

Employee Funds[edit | edit source]

The wage-earner fund was a  Swedish proposal by  Rudolf Meidner to transition from a  social democratic economy to a  market socialist one. The companies with more than 50 employees would have 20% of their profits taxed to allow the funds to buy up shares in the companies. Since the trade union representatives control those funds, collective employee ownership will be attained after two decades.

•  Raúl Castro Thought Collapse
  •  Authoritarian Progressivism
  •  Gerontocracy
  •  Guevarism
  •  Left-Wing Nationalism
  •  Moderate Castroism
  •  Moderate Marxism–Leninism
  •  Reformism
  •  Russophilia
  •  Social Authoritarianism

  •  Krenzism Collapse

    •  Anti-Corruption
    •  Authoritarian Democracy
    •  Honeckerism
    •  Moderate Marxism-Leninism
    •  Ostalgie

  
  
• •  Capitalist Communism - We both want free markets in a socialist state, but you come off as rather contradictory and not really making much sense.
  •  Mutualism - My more wacky influence.
  •  Libertarian Market Socialism - My freedom-loving descendent.
  •  Syndicalism - Workforce unionization and decentralized worker organizations? Based!
  •  Distributism - Pretty much on the same page, but they're a little more religious than I am.
  •  Yellow Socialism - A bit too  reactionary social-wise, but otherwise he's cool.
  •  Liberal Socialism - My liberal child.
  •  Guild Socialism - Basically me but Medieval-inspired and organized along professional lines.
  •  Dengism - You are not me! You are just state capitalism with a socialist mask! But even so, reforming the Maoist bureaucracy was based
  •  Social Democracy - You're far from horrible in modern times, but I kinda miss when you were a lot closer to me rather than a friendlier version of  him.
  •  Third Way You're a kinder version of  them with some of  him too, but you still seem more exploitative.

Progressive Neo Corporatism (Progressive Social Corporatism)

•  Social Corporatism - Best economic system! But not so  authoritarian due to Progressive Neo Corporatism sanitizing it

•  Mutual Libertarianism - Looks nice, but I don't think the state should be that small so under Progressive Neo Corporatism, the sate won't be so small under Mutual Libertarianism