In the capitalist society, with the improvement of productive forces and the intensification of competition, the means of production, labor force and commodity production are increasingly concentrated in a small number of large enterprises, which makes their share in total social production much larger. When the concentration of production develops to a certain stage, monopoly will inevitably occur, which in turn promotes the further concentration of production…
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