Many factions employed a temporary wartime economic system, ranging in scale from the State of Qin down to the Mohist School.
Needless to say, the State of Qin relied solely on soldiers and farmers, banning commerce and rewarding farming and warfare, with all supplies uniformly allocated by the state.
The Mohist School practiced collectivism. Even wages had to be turned over to the organization for centralized distribution, while advocating frugality, thrift, and simple funerals.
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