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Social development is shifting from material production activities to spiritual consumption activities. Industrial productivity has been greatly liberated, material needs are continuously met, the importance of spiritual production has increased, the abundance of products has led to society's pursuit of consumption, nurturing social consumption demands, transitioning from satisfying basic material production to spiritual production. Production organizations are expanding and becoming more stringent. Leisure time is increasing, leading to greater personal freedom.
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Personal property rights are gradually shifting from the foundation of production development to becoming obstacles to further production development. The private ownership system is being challenged. Due to market competition strategies, the early advantage of production under clear property rights conditions feedback quickly. Therefore, as the foundation of production development, but as large-scale production gradually develops, especially in an era where not everyone needs to use agents and brokers, clear property rights conditions may not always lead to optimal production or quick feedback, gradually hindering the optimal development of production. Clear property rights conditions are rejected and abandoned, making private ownership unnecessary.
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Monopolies are evolving from private monopolies to state monopolies and international monopolies. Resources are increasingly allocated through non-market means. As production expands, monopolies are formed. Initially, monopolistic companies may be controlled by individuals, but due to the increase in operational methods and the expansion of operational scale, the amount of individual capital will gradually be constrained, leading to the transformation into corporate monopolies. Subsequently, these monopolies are guided by the state, the most tightly organized and highest sovereign super organization, monopolizing all production. As a result, monopolistic countries compete with each other, and as the control scope of monopolistic countries expands, national monopolies transform into international monopolies.