THE MODERN ERA AS THE ERA OF THE COMPLETION OF THE HISTORY OF CAPITALISM
This article attempts to examine capitalism from two angles: from the side of the productive forces, it appears industrial production method, which has the three industrial revolutions, from the industrial relations - system of relations of private property based on the interaction of employment work. Each of the industrial revolutions in the history of industrialization is interpreted the material basis of the changes from one phase to another in the development of capitalism as a system of economic relations that has grown from a dominant position of individual private property in the stage of classical capitalism, to the organic unity of private individual and associated forms of ownership and the appearance of not private but state property, symbolizing entry of capitalism into the final stage. The most significant signs of the formation of a post-capitalist (non-capitalist and non-socialist) economic system adequate to a qualitatively new post-industrial stage in the development of productive forces are noted.