Adequate food, housing, health care and education, as universal rights, will become the aim. To achieve this for all, of course, will require a fairer distribution of the world s resources and therefore some sacrifice on the part of the presently richer nations. Q. Maitreya says market forces are 'blind', but current economic theory simply points to the law of supply and demand, and present thinking does equate this with freedom. One man will demand x from life and his demand will be met quickly, with little expenditure of energy. Another demands x plus other factors, and a greater amount of energy is required to fulfill his needs.
People make different demands on the law of supply.
Some demand more of life, command greater resources, and if these are met it can only be at the expense of those who demand, or can demand, but little. This is why Maitreya calls them satanic. If everybody started from the same point, there might be some logic to them. But nobody does. You already have rich and poor people, and rich and poor nations.