Why are developed countries basically the so-called allies of the United States?

Because these developed countries have relatively strong economic strength, the United States can control a larger sphere of influence by virtue of its strength, and can suppress weak or disobedient countries by virtue of its military strength; At the same time, these developed countries also need help from the United States. After all, it is more difficult for these countries to achieve their strategic goals without the help of the United States.

If the United States gets in the way, the problem will be more serious. Therefore, being surrounded by a group of developed countries around the United States is a common need of both sides. The markets of these countries are all mature markets, with mature laws and regulations, high economic and political compatibility, few contradictions and conflicts, and mutual benefit and win-win results.

Extended data:

If a group of backward people form an alliance with the United States, because these countries are economically backward and need relief, they will not help the United States, but will become a burden. Although the United States has money, it is unwilling to spend money to help poor countries and do business at a loss.

Things always have special phenomena. Resource-rich countries often become allies of the United States because the United States needs energy security. Although these resource-rich countries are not developed countries, some of them are still rich because of their rich resources, but this kind of wealth is another way of getting rich. America has nothing to lose by forming an alliance with them.