Economic metamorphosis and overcoming the boundaries in capital’s transnational movement

At a certain stage of development of capital, the very forms of existence of capital begin to create obstacles to its movement and further development. The need to overcome these boundaries creates the need to change existing forms of capital and the emergence of new ones. Changing the form of existence, capital also passes into another internal state, accompanied by qualitative changes and the emergence of new properties and features. The author shows that the constant change of forms, the transition to more perfect forms is an internal essential property of capital.