Elites in poor countries are convinced to adapt the consumption patterns of the bourgeoise in rich countries.

The migration of the most educated and talented people to developed countries increases the dependency of less developed countries on them.

Foreign investments and multinational corporations discourage the urge of the host country’s growth.

Western capitalists create a labor aristocracy in poor countries by paying a small number of skilled workers higher wages.

Internalization of a country’s economy leads to a higher standard of living.