Introducción
Capitalismo Global, multifactorial concept that is addressed in the text of John Borrego in the Nineties to show the scenario that was obtained from a prospective analysis of the capitalist system does not distinguish center and periphery, which uses new responses to the developmental capitalism, search a restructuring of the distribution of power over the huge flows of capital and is inclusive for systems like the socialist revolution without underestimating the inherent result of political and economic changes within the same system.
The author discusses global corporations as "central axis" of global capitalism and mentions 5 of the main mechanisms of capitalist accumulation: capital, technology, communication, marketing, and work process. [1] From these variables we turn to the STS cases analyzed here parallel to the text and the complexity of understanding the integrative and pervasive economic phenomenon known as global capitalism.
Development
In DNA (the metaphorical way) of capitalism, protein synthesis began to occur from accumulation and concentration. Began at the local and then crossed the borders. Since protein synthesis is a process of constant and dynamic replication, the same can be inferred that happened and gave life to the next stage of the system. The behavior of global capitalism can be seen as a prokaryotic cell with all its specialized agencies working together to run with it. The real problem would be to outline the domination of some of these bodies over others, which does not exist or at least it was not considered within the natural sciences in the study of the cell. Why is there an accumulation of power in few hands or companies? Is the question to be developed.
Without historical scales, the author does not include an introductory guide to the study of how they came into the powers of the multinational oligopolistic sectors, perhaps because he wanted to explore comprehensive and clear analysis of the "masters of money in the world ". But reducing the sentence to money would stop to consider that there other than money, financial flows and different types of natural resources are the main source of these riches.
It tells the author 7 sisters of the OPEC oil indisputable surplus of 115 billion dollars for 1980, an organization that includes oil strategic planning and proactive policies to adapt quickly to the different stages of the world as for example for current cyclical Jasmine Revolutions in the Middle East and their impact on mineral oils. It is a clear example of that time has been wise to determine your board game of chess is to unite to destroy all competition outside these large corporations. 40 years have passed since we could enlist in the 7 largest corporations in the world to 5 oil including Exxon, Shell, Mobil, Texaco and British Petroleum, with reserves ranging between 48,052 and U.S. $ 103.143 million (1981) [2] .
Even more interesting is to keep track of current investments These brands such even today eg Exxon, now merged with Mobil (November 1999) and is therefore ExxonMobil is investing 5.000 million dollars in developing oil fields in Malaysia with her friend Royal Dutch Shell [3] . British Petroleum even with the change of CEO and some challenges proposed by ecological damage Donate to Hole in the Gulf of Mexico, has gone ahead with these adversities and has "left no bonuses to executives directly responsible for oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which has seen so far cost about 41,000 million dollars (29.565 million euros) for the multinational. " [4] Still approved an investment for the exploitation of hydrocarbon deposits in addition to purchasing contracts Relliance India to pursue a number of 20.000 million dollars in the matter [5] . in India. Consequently, we can see the timelessness of power from the '80s and even before they had these big corporations in the world. As icing on the cake would be the English news of ExxonMobil's earnings by 9.907 million euros in its English subsidiary contracted with only one person in your balance. This is achieved through entities holding foreign securities that can turn around the fiscal operations of tax collection and give the image of a "tax haven".
In this new architecture of states or international consortia in the world by the size of assets we can see that in the middle 80's 8 of the top 10 banks were Japanese. It was the rise of domination Nippon bank that would become the current JPMorgan and Citigroup is worth noting the huge amount of money being spent to save the U.S. financial system in 2008-2009. Linking it to the text would be "a new articulation and synthesis of global production system under the hegemony of finance capital, the centerpiece of the global capitalist system." [6]
When and prepares the world for changing the English bondholders to U.S. customers preferred to have rates of course higher profits which would be the semi-peripheral countries and peripheral integrated into the logic of increasing transnational banks but still unsure of the ability to pay its customers. It is a "restructuring of the capitalist order" with the deepening of inequality at all levels and integrated places in the world. All are drawn into the satanic mill was talking about Karl Polanyi. [7]
Conclusion
With 44 million poor people in the world [8] and even 8 Millennium Development Goals United Nations, the hopes of not contributing in the system of global domination of the bourgeoisie is overwhelming and inconsistent. We are under the scrutiny of a "mosaic of inequality [9] done all workers have been peripheral, the most powerful manufacturing force in the world that requires them to migrate seek better employment opportunities but is this a re proletarianization damaged by the huge capital flows that run between the capital markets. Women were for the author This article of the 90 powerful force today I would have succeeded in demonstrating its power under the logic that Bachelet leads WOMEN A hard about the future of all of them and what must be done to the productive labor force which should ensure by a fair labor, though in this world is difficult to achieve.
[1] Borrego, John. Global Economy: Context of the Future. Economic Research Journal 191, January-March 1990. P. 160
[2] Ibid. p. 162
[3] Elffie Chew. Exxon, Shell to Invest $ 5 Billion in Malaysia. " Wall Street Journal, January 11, 2011, revised on March 1, 2011 in the URL http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703791904576075162354088974. html
[4] EUROPA PRESS. BP leaves bonuses to managers responsible for the disaster of the Gulf of Mexico. "SOCIAL EP" London March 3, 2011, revised on March 1 in the URL http://www.europapress.es/epsocial/rsc/noticia-bp-deja-bonus-directivos -responsible-catastrophe-Gulf-mexico-20110303140608.html
[5] EXPANSION. BP purchase contracts to India's Reliance to 7,200 million dollars. Expansion Magazine, February 21, 2011, revised on March 2, 2011 in the URL
[6] Borrego, John. P. 172.
[7] Carlos Barba Solano, José Luis Barros Horcasitas, Javier Hurtado. transitions to democracy in Europe and Latin America . FLACSO Mexico, 1991 - p.138.
[8] World Bank 2011. In the world there are 44 million more poor people by rising food prices . Tuesday February 15, 2011, Diario Financiero, Santiago, revised on March 2, 2011 in the URL http://df.cl/en-el-mundo-hay-44-millones -de-pobres-mas-por-alza-en-precio-de-alimentos/prontus_df/2011-02-15/142116.html
[9] Borrego, John. P. 182
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