1. Distribution according to capital factors;
2. Distribution according to labor factors;
3. Distribution according to technical factors;
4. Distribution according to management elements;
5. Distribution according to information elements.
In the primary stage of socialism, besides distribution according to work, there are many ways of distribution. Specifically:
1. Labor and operating income other than distribution according to work. Mainly refers to the personal income of individual workers and rural specialized households;
2. Distribute income according to labor value. Mainly the wages of workers working in private enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises. In essence, it is the value or price obtained by laborers selling labor goods;
3. Return on assets. Mainly refers to the asset income obtained by the socialist public ownership economy and individual operators, such as dividends, bonuses, interest and income sharing;
4. Income obtained by members of society by providing technology, information and other factors of production. Including income from intellectual property rights, technology transfer or shareholding, information consultation, etc. ;
5. Capital distribution profit income. It mainly refers to the profit income obtained by private entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs in foreign-funded and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan-invested enterprises according to capital.
In addition, there are some state-owned enterprises' contractors and lessees' income through distribution according to operating results, some social members' income through welfare distribution based on the principle of national and social equity, and risk-benefit sharing.
Various modes of personal income distribution in the primary stage of socialism intersect, influence and penetrate each other in practice. Some of the above distribution has exceeded the distribution scope of personal consumer goods, and the income obtained includes capital accumulation and expanded reproduction. Therefore, this is not only the distribution of personal consumer goods, but also the distribution of personal income.