Section 3: The Socialist Distribution Model The socialist distribution model is a mechanism established on the basis of the development of human beings themselves to an extremely high level, so as to eliminate external factors and take people themselves as the main body to jointly occupy resources; This model is objectively generated after its development to a certain stage, rather than being established subjectively; Therefore, socialism itself opposes the establishment of external models to pursue mechanisms, and emphasizes its internal promotion; Let's give a general description of it: analyze the two factors of resources, namely people and mechanisms; The socialist model has high requirements for the level of development of the people themselves; It is required to have a high level of self-motivation in order to achieve cooperation as a free person; Its mechanism is in the form of a common appropriation of resources in order to achieve its efficient allocation of resources; In its form, the appropriation of resources is contrasted

In terms of the "market mechanism", it is relatively easy to realize its reflection of the real demand for resources, but it is difficult to realize the incentive mechanism itself to people, that is, the incentive effect is not strong; Therefore, the characteristics of its distribution method can be summarized as follows: 1. Low incentive effect on people; Second, the utilization rate of resources is relatively high, and the waste is low; What we need to explain here is that the corresponding distribution mechanism produced by the degree of human development is not equivalent to the level of human development required by human beings to form a new social system, that is to say, when a new distribution mechanism is generated, a new social system may not be produced, and their relationship can be expressed as: human self-development - > distribution mechanism + human self-development = > social mechanism

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