POINT OF VIEW THE ECONOMIC

Some authors suggest the emergence of the global economy in Europe in the fourteenth century with the emergence of citiesengaged in trade, extending to distant lands. This trend toward global trade was in turn generated the fifteenth-century expeditions to other parts of the world, but this was of a unilateral exchange was between clearly defined regions, today's global interactionsare generated by global capital that have no territorial interests in mind, this has been possible thanks to the incorporation of newtechnologies that made that amount and degree of movement of capital has increased exponentially. This unregulated flow of capital without a country becomes dangerous, An example of this is what happened in Korea in 1997 or what is happening in Russia with the implementation of the neoliberal model that has caused poverty rates of this magnitude where millions of people.