What changes have taken place in the international division of labor after World War II?

After the Second World War, the international division of labor has made new progress: the degree of internationalization of production has been greatly improved, and the huge productivity released by the modern scientific and technological revolution has further broken through the boundaries of countries, making scientific and technological development and production progress increasingly international; The large-scale internationalization of industrial capital and the rise of multinational corporations have made the division of labor within enterprises and departments develop into international specialized division of labor; The traditional international division of labor based on natural resources has developed into a new international division of labor based on product specialization, parts specialization and process specialization; At the same time, the disintegration of the old colonial system has also changed the pattern of international division of labor to a certain extent, and developing countries are increasingly participating in the world industrial division of labor system.

With the deepening of international division of labor, the process of industrial capital internationalization in capital internationalization has been greatly accelerated, which is manifested in the continuous expansion of foreign investment by private and state monopoly capital and the construction of productive enterprises.