Workers' States

Workers' States refer to political systems where the government is primarily controlled by the working class, often arising from socialist revolutions. In these states, the economy is typically managed collectively, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of workers rather than profit. The goal is to create a society where everyone has equal access to resources and opportunities. Examples include the former Soviet Union and Cuba, where the state plays a significant role in planning and controlling production, aiming to eliminate class distinctions and promote social welfare.