Abstract
The topic of spatial inequalities is important in terms of understanding the functioning of the global, international and national economy and closely related politics. The international division of labor determines the relations between cores, semi-peripheries and peripheries with different resources, working conditions, and with different political power at the appropriate level of decision-making.
The study of economic inequality is one of the most discussed topics of the world's leading economists and geographers. However, the aim of the map is to look at this topic in a different, but no less important way, taking into account the hidden flows of capital.