Integration into a process of virtuous globalization would make it possible to use the necessary processes of industrial, productive and financial delocation and a multipolar system of trade with advantages for the peripheral countries. This trend is being seen in almost all continents although it is still not possible to determine with certainty, as there are some countries that have attracted multinational capital with virtuous arguments and many others, at times the majority, that have attracted it with perverse arguments: the cheapness of tabour, deregulation of tabour markets and absence of environmental regulation.
For the countries of the third world, decisions are relatively clear regarding the way in which they can try to integrate themselves into the main perspectives of world capitalism in the next twenty years.