Karl Marx: the trend of the formation of a Possibly globalizada economic society, the first author to tell to which economic routes social that the world if directed he was Karl Marx. When writing the Manifest classic of the communist party, Marx did not intend to make forecasts regarding the future world-wide economy. However, it visualized the trend of the creation of a globalizado world, without borders for the circulation of good, capital and hand of workmanship: The old feudal organization of the industry, where this circumscribed age the closed corporations, already could not satisfy to the necessities that grew with the opening of new markets. It substituted it to the manufacture. The small industrial bourgeoisie supplanted the masters of the corporations; the division of the work between the different corporations disappeared ahead of the division of the work inside of the proper workshop. However, the markets extended each time more: the search of merchandises always increased. The proper manufacture became insufficient; then, the vapor and the machinery had revolutionized the industrial production. The great modern industry supplanted the manufacture; the average manufacturing bourgeoisie yielded place to millionaire of the industry, to the heads of true industrial armies, to the bourgeois modern.

The great industry created the world-wide market chemical preparation for the discovery of America: the world-wide market prodigiously sped up the development of the commerce, the navigation and the medias for land. This development reacted in turn on the extension of the industry; e, to the measure that the industry, the commerce, the navigation, the railway ways if developed, grew the bourgeoisie, multiplying its capitals and relegating as plain the classrooms bequeathed for the Average Age. (MARX, 2010, p 7) a globalizada society would be harmful to the common citizen, and the prevention of this badly would be given, according to author, through a revolution of the proletariat in desfavor of the bourgeoisie and the subsequent implantation of a socialist regimen.