Communism typically involves a strong central government that controls the means of production and distribution, so in that sense, it can be considered a form of limited government since it restricts individual freedoms and economic choices. However, this centralized control can also extend into many aspects of citizens' lives, blurring the lines between public and private spheres, so you could argue it's also unlimited in its reach. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole - communism doesn't neatly fit into the limited or unlimited government box.
Communism is often associated with a form of unlimited government, where the state has extensive control over the economy, resources, and decision-making processes. In a communist system, the government typically aims to achieve economic and social equality by centralizing power and ownership. This can lead to restrictions on individual freedoms and a lack of political pluralism.
Russia is a communist government
Cuba is an unlimited government.
Basically, it is controlled by one party, the Communist Party, and I think it's unlimited, because an Oligarchy is unlimited.
Communism is a dictatorship and doesn’t allow for citizens participation in the government nor provide human rights.
unlimited
Limited
Is it an unlimited or a limited government
Unlimited
unlimited
Yemen is a limited gov't
Venezuela is an unlimited goverment.
yes i think you tell me