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In this paper, we thoroughly study the Nakayama property and some related concepts. Also, we describe multiplication modules that, among other things, satisfy the Nakayama property. Next, we show that a ring 𝑅 is a Max ring if and only if all modules that can be generated by a finite or countable set have the weak Nakayama property. We prove that a ring 𝑅 is a perfect ring if and only if every module that can be generated by a finite or countable set has the Nakayama property. Finally, we present some categorical results on the aforementioned properties.