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They did, and as the OOP found out foreign capital will invade your economy the second you let it. One of the other balance changes was neuturing state owned.
They should really just have communism give you +20 infamy with capitalist nations or something instead of trying to nerf stuff like nationalization.
That's not how infamy works, but iirc there is a little alert under command economy and council republic that says foreign nations will be more likely to be hostile. Other than that, state-owned buildings can also be built under any system except laissez faire, although economy of scale is halved, and government dividends is reduced with varying amounts depending on the economy law.