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[1, 2]\n* Economic Basis: Society still bears the \"birthmarks\" of the old capitalist society from which it emerged. [1]\n* Distribution Principle: \"From each according to his ability, to each according to his work.\" Individuals are compensated based on the amount and contribution of labor they provide. [1]\n* Limitations: Social classes are disappearing, but economic inequality, legal rights tied to labor output, and remnants of the state apparatus still persist. [1]\nThe Higher Phase of Communism\n* Definition: The fully developed, mature classless society. [1]\n* Economic Basis: The productive forces have massively increased, and the enslaving subordination of individuals to the division of labor has vanished. [1]\n* Distribution Principle: \"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.\" Goods and resources are abundantly available for all citizens regardless of how much labor they perform. 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