Introduction This research work aims to analyze the peculiarities of global capitalism and the impact that the United States has on other nations. In particular, it is necessary to discuss possible strategies ensuring US style global capitalism. Overall, we may single out several aspects, namely economic, ethical and political. According to rather conventional and obsolete wisdom, these concepts have no connection with each other; some politicians claim that the promotion of the state’s interests belongs entirely to the domain of finance and economics whereas moral perspective is hardly relevant to this issue. As a result, foreign policy of the US has experienced so many downfalls. At this moment, our government is involved only with one facet of this task; they act on the principle “the end justifies the means”; subsequently, other counties resist to American influence, considering our country an empire, attempting to absorb the rest of the world. Thus, it is necessary to change the international image of the United States. The first question we need to answer is whether American style of global capitalism is morally permissible at all. Does the United States have right to impose its standards on other nations? In this regard, we may argue that everything depends upon the methods the government would employ. The thing is that at the present moment, the America is struggling to thrust its principles on other countries, which increases the tension between them. It seems that there are some other means of promoting the country’s interests; the special emphasis should be paid to persuasion but not to compulsion as it is often done now. In order to organize the process of globalization and capitalization in accordance with the US policy, it is of crucial importance to surmount the obstacles, which arouse during its course, such as for instance, unfair competition, or inadequate distribution of wealth. In this particular case, the government should prove that US approach to global capitalism is the most effective but one can hardly do that without alleviating the negative effects of global capitalism. With reference to this issue, we may argue that American capitalism also underwent some changes; it is believed that the United States is the mixture of market based and social-demographic capitalism, yet over the last half the twentieth century it has become a corporate one and this is the main reason why so many states look at US economic and political system with some apprehension, because according to such model, small business is virtually unprotected. In turn, this gives rise to many adverse consequences. For a considerable amount of time, the US government pursued a policy of non-interference toward the development of global capitalism. To some extent, it became a passive observer of this process, but not an active participant, the economic crisis of 2008 proved that this approach was no longer acceptable. Now, everyone has realized that the neglect of international ethics is very likely to resonate in such spheres as economic and finance, that new strategies should be designed, because the existing ones do not reflect all the complexity of international politics. Other countries will adhere to the rules of the United States on one indispensable condition: they must know that these rules are b