The article breaks down enterprise property rights into direct and indirect categories based on physical and value forms. Direct property rights involve management and investors exclusively and independently creating wealth for the enterprise. On the other hand, indirect property rights are held by employees and the government, who have limited and dependent involvement in wealth creation. The type of property rights and how they are unified or separated determine how an enterprise is managed. It's about how different people and entities in a business have varying levels of control and influence over its operations and success.