It is also called “the law of unbalanced economic and political development in capitalist countries in the period of imperialism”. During the period of monopoly capitalism, the economy of some capitalist countries developed by leaps and bounds, catching up with or surpassing those with higher economic development level, it is required to re-divide the sphere of influence according to the new strength contrast, which intensifies the contradictions and struggles between capitalist countries and eventually leads to the outbreak of war…
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