Are there still capitalist countries now

Absolutely. The United States, Japan, South Korea, and many others are.

China, Cuba, and North Korea are socialist, and there are other forms of countries, such as the United Kingdom, which is a constitutional monarchy, and there are some primitive forms of countries, and so on.

There is no shortage of feudal forms.

No, I don't. What age is it?

The world has been the same for a long time.

Global village. It's all communist times!

Not much more. Occasional farming went.

I have to pay the rent tomorrow.

In addition to the following countries:

People's Republic of China.

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

Cuba.

Viet Nam.

Lao People’s Democratic Republic.

and countries with socialist names but no socialist systems:

Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.

Sri Lanka.

There are also some feudal countries:

United Arab Emirates (emirate), etc.

There should be some more in Africa.

With the exception of the above-mentioned countries, they are all capitalist countries. Those who have studied high school history should understand what the root causes of the Second World War were and the subsequent changes in the capitalist system.

At present, with the exception of China, Cuba, North Korea, and some monarchies such as Thailand and the United Kingdom, most of them are capitalist countries. Of course, there are some primitive countries and indigenous peoples who have not been mentioned!

Hehe! If the above is not true! Let's just say that as long as it is not a communist country, everything else is a capitalist country!

Of course, there are many countries in Europe, the United States, Japan, etc.

In addition to China, Cuba, North Korea. The rest are all capitalist countries!

Got it now, right?

Of course there is, and a lot of .Anglo-American. Western Europe. Wait.

Now it can be said that there is no, and it can also be said that there is, what kind of doctrine is China.

The United States, Japan, the most typical, went more.

Except for China, Cuba is the rest.

With regard to the development of society, I don't think it should be said that this country is a capitalist country or a socialist country, and that it can be used as long as it meets the three advantages.

You're a kid, aren't you? Or illiterate.

There are only a few socialist countries in total, and I can count them!

The rest are almost entirely capitalist countries.

A social system in which capitalists own the means of production and exploit wage labour and extract surplus value. By definition, I only know that the United States is, and I can't say anything else.

Yes. There's a memory gap. ）

You should ask: Are there still socialist countries?

This is good.

Will you be a future man in 3,000 years or an ancient man 10,000 years ago!! There's a memory gap. Ay! How can you scold people, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, anyway, I won't ask this kind of question next time, don't you say? Hehe!

What a humor. Come to think of it, the computer is so good that he won't know about it

Looking at everyone's preaching, he is stealing fun.

How can you ask such a stupid question?

You should ask: Are there still socialist countries?

This also has to ask, how white you are

In terms of world distribution, the vast majority of countries (all countries except China, Vietnam, Laos, North Korea, and Cuba) belong to the capitalist countries, roughly including the countries of the capitalist camp after World War II: the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc. and the new capitalist countries after the drastic changes in Eastern Europe and the collapse of the Soviet Union

Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Czech, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania and other two parts.

A capitalist state is a state in which the bourgeoisie holds power on the basis of the capitalists' ownership of the means of production and the implementation of the wage labor system. Capitalist countries replace individual production with large-scale machine production, and the productive forces are greatly higher than those of feudal society. Commodity production and exchange became the universal form, and labor became a commodity.

The pursuit of surplus value is the absolute law of capitalist production. The contradiction between the socialization of production and the form of private ownership by the capitalists of the means of production is the basic contradiction of the capitalist state. This contradiction is manifested in class relations as an antagonism and struggle between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie.

Social production is in a state of non-existence, which will lead to an economic crisis. At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the capitalist countries completed the transition from liberal capitalism to monopoly capitalism, thus entering the era of imperialism.

As of January 2021, only five countries in the world are socialist.

i.e. China, Vietnam, North Korea, Laos.

Cuba, and all other countries, are capitalist countries.

Examples: Somalia, Thailand, Serbia.

Mongolia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Czech Republic, Poland, Georgia, Sri Lanka.

Greece, India, Rwanda, Israel.

United States, Germany, France, Spain;

South Africa. South Korea, Singapore, Finland, Norway, Mongolia, Somalia, Serbia, Greece, India, Rwanda, Pakistan, Iceland, Brazil, Sweden, Venezuela, Libya, United Arab Emirates.

Iran, Cambodia.

Nepal, Peru, Yemen, the former Iraq, and many more.