The state power and means of production of the capitalist countries are under the control of business giants, the article says, and goes on:

It is clear that the demands of working people cannot be met in the capitalist society in spite of the development of IT industry.

The development of IT industry in the capitalist society makes the rich get ever richer and the poor ever poorer and the settlement of unemployment more difficult.

It's not because production doesn't meet the material needs that the working people live in poverty in the capitalist society.

The greed of the capitalists and boundless exploitation by them make it impossible for the working people with limited solvency to buy goods, however many products are turned out.

In the capitalist society the development of science and technology and productive forces provides the capitalists with conditions for intensified exploitation of the working people.

In the capitalist society dominated by a tiny handful of moneyed quarters, the development of science and technology and productive forces plunges broad segments of working people into a more miserable position.