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What kind of economy comes after a Socialist revolution?

 
Michael Albert, author of No Bosses: A Economy For A Better World, discusses the framework for the economy that comes after a Communist or Socialist revolution, why Karl Marx was so vague about what follows a revolution, participatory economics which would see the end of the power of capitalist billionaires such as Jeff Bezos, attempts at revolutionary economics that have happened in the past and their shortcomings and much more. 

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