Globalization and the struggle for national production

Abstract

The policy of catch-up country should be based on the protection not of the international division of labor and not from foreign direct investment, but from outright neocolonialism, hiding under the veil of friendship and mutual assistance of its instruments used by strong countries to exploit the developing countries. It is the economic policy of conducting the watershed between the mutually beneficial cooperation and covert attempts to violence in order to obtain long-term unilateral advantages, the policy support of the national production.