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Anarcho-capitalism, along with minarchism, are two branches of libertarian thought. Minarchy is the ideology of a”minimal state”. In short, the state retains the right to collect minimal taxes, as well as the army, police and courts, as well as legislative functions. Anarcho-capitalism, unlike minarchism, takes away these functions from the state and transfers them to private companies, that is, abolishing the state.