The condition of increased productivity and of
decreased wages implies a lower share of labor in the
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and a higher inequality in
income distribution in favor of the business community, or
the absentee owners. This inequality is associated with a
level of output that cannot be sold domestically, as
working people have less income to spend. Therefore, a
tendency to go global is imperative for capitalism, and
capitalist governments accommodate the requirements
for such a tendency. For example, the military power of a
nation and patriotism are used to support the global
penetration of capital. Going globally will enable
capitalists to find markets for selling products and services.