Buḥrān dar Iqtiṣād-i Jahānī; Chah Bāyad Kard?: Persian 1403

Fifteen years have passed since the great global financial crisis in 2008; Although the followers of the mainstream economy cleverly managed to convince themselves and others that the main problem was not the flawed economic model they adopted but the excesses of the majority who had borrowed more and more in response to their declining real incomes. After they failed to implement the main and sub-loans, nothing was left for the whole system to fail. The initial reaction to the crisis was the best expression of socialism for the rich, implemented in most countries. It came from the taxpayers' pockets. The losses of monetary and financial sector politicians were financed in the private sector and greatly increased the policy of economic austerity. It is neither strange nor ambiguous that the implementation of these destructive policies has left a positive result in a few countries.