Haya postulates that imperialism is the highest expression of capitalism, which is, in turn, the mode of economic production superior to everything the world knew. By virtue of which, he concludes that capitalism is an inevitable phase in the process of contemporary civilization. Capitalism, according to Haya, will not be eternal and has contradictions within itself that will finally end it, but for that to happen, it must evolve completely, that is, exist and mature. He emphasized that the proletariat of the less-developed Latin American countries is too young to make the great revolution that surpasses capitalism.
Haya postulates that imperialism is the highest expression of capitalism which is in turn the mode of economic production superior to everything the world knew By virtue of which he concludes that capitalism is an inevitable phase in the process of contemporary civilization Capitalism according to Haya will not be eternal and has contradictions within itself that will finally end it but for that to happen it must evolve completely that is exist and mature He emphasized that the proletariat of the less-developed Latin American countries is too young to make the great revolution that surpasses capitalism