Toffler describes the age of prosumption as the arrival of a new form of political and capitalistic autocracy, class-determined work, power-dependent labor, centralized production, and government-focused production.

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Toffler actually describes the age of prosumption as a time of "de-massification", with the decline of centralized production, the rise of customization, and the empowerment of individuals and small businesses through technology. He does not view it as a form of autocracy or power-focused production.

Toffler Describes the Age of Prosumption as the Arrival of a New