Which of the following is true about a capitalist state?

A capitalist state is one in which private individuals control the economy. This means that private individuals or companies own and control the means of production and distribution, such as factories, businesses, and natural resources. The government in a capitalist state does not control these things, although it may regulate them to some extent. The workers in a capitalist state may or may not be exploited, depending on factors such as the labor laws and the power dynamics between employers and employees. However, exploitation is generally seen as a common feature of capitalist economies. Finally, there is usually a class struggle in a capitalist state, as different classes of people have different levels of economic power and influence.