Post capitalism is an economic system that moves beyond the traditional models of capitalism, whereby capital and labor become disconnected from each other, allowing for new forms of production and exchange free from the restrictions of traditional capital-driven markets. It is a system in which the control and management of production and distribution processes are driven by principles of self-organization, collaboration, and participatory decision-making, ultimately putting power and control into the hands of the people that produce and consume goods and services.

See also: post capitalism, neoliberal capitalism, capitalist system, late-stage capitalism