DOCUMENT 7 Harry Schwartz The New York Times (1952) "The (communist)worker's standard of living is raised by several does fits the government provides He receives free medical care. He does not have to worry about being unemployed. Old and disabled people receive social insurance The government also provides nurseries and kindergartens for children of working mothers the What benefits is the author stating about communism? What could be the downfall of a communist society?

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DOCUMENT 7 Harry Schwartz The New York Times (1952) "The (communist)worker's standard of living is raised by several does fits the government provides He receives free medical care. He does not have to worry about being unemployed. Old and disabled people receive social insurance The government also provides nurseries and kindergartens for children of working mothers the What benefits is the author stating about communism? What could be the downfall of a communist society?

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The benefits the author mentions about communism include free medical care, unemployment protection, social insurance for the elderly and disabled, and childcare services like nurseries and kindergartens for working mothers.The downfall of a communist society can include lack of incentives for innovation and productivity, inefficiency due to centralized planning, suppression of individual freedoms and creativity, potential for corruption and abuse of power by the ruling elite, and economic stagnation or collapse due to misallocation of resources.

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