In Marx's ideal communist society, the state:
A) actively promotes income incentives.
B) follows the doctrine of laissez faire.
C) owns resources and conducts planning.
D) does not exist.

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In Marx's ideal communist society, the state would eventually wither away and not exist, as all resources would be communally owned and planning would be conducted democratically by workers. The goal was for a classless society where everyone is equal and no government or ruling class is necessary.

In Marx's Ideal Communist Society, the State