On the question of the transformation of social production
This transformation has lent a special character to the process of globalisation. In the course of the development of social production, the system underlying the productive process has expanded, and the possibility has emerged of implementing it in all countries through exploiting economic advantages. By the latter, we may understand the presence of factors of production, the lowering of production costs, and so forth. In developing countries, industrial sectors have begun to appear within which high - technology production is being applied, at the same time as real economic growth is occurring only on the micro - level. This situation has grown more problematic to the degree that globalisation of the economy has increased, with the possibility appearing of the free movement of resources, capital and technology (not to forget the so - called “brain drain”). In this way, the dependency of the national economic systems of developing countries on their developed - country counterparts has increased, to the point where the economic systems of the developing nations are being completely swallowed. The article is therefore devoted to studying the transformation of social production.