Imperialistic distribution system

The distribution system at the global level is imperialistic in nature -- based on corporate empires -- rather than national. Production and distribution of products is based on limited operating images of society's and company needs. International, national and local economic and business relations are structurally blocked by tax, financial, and legal policy.

1. Oligopolies
2. Commercial disregard of social responsibility
3. Capitalist economic imperialism

1. Surrendered control of marketing systems
2. Gap between material and technological needs and demands
3. Entrenchment of vested interests

1. Undercapitalized waste use schemes

1. Unethical practices of transnational corporations

1. Unregulated ownership of the means of production
2. Short-term planning of product life cycles
3. Monopoly of the economy by corporations
4. Absence of long-term economic planning agencies

1. Uneconomic
2. Maldistribution
3. Imperialism