Affluent states continue to expand their national treasury, whereas poor countries become more impoverished. This happens because wealthy states are prone to have valuable resources and sell them abroad for a decent amount of money, while poor states have to survive by buying oil, gas and coal from wealthy ones. Moreover, there is a trade disbalance usually observed between affluent countries and impoverished ones, where the former tend to import cheap labour and export valuable and costly goods to the latter. The situation can be solved by expanding the manufacturing abilities of the impoverished and supporting them through foreign direct investments from the rich.