چکیده:
The Occupy Wall Street movement, which targets the heart of the global financial capitalist system, is of particular importance from a social, economic-political, human rights (labor force), cultural and ethical heritage perspective. It can be considered a symbol of the economic jihad of the labor force at the global and national levels to achieve economic and social justice and equality. Paying attention to the issue of Wall Street alone, without considering its connection to some international economic institutions such as the International Monetary Fund or the Washington Consensus, diminishes the path to the depth of the issue. This article attempts to consider the subject by emphasizing factors such as the power structure in international financial institutions, the Washington Consensus, the school of monetaryism, the prevalence of unbridledness in financial markets under the title of "self-regulating market", engineering of new financial commodities and risk trading, and the mission of the financial sector in the real economy, with regard to "labor as the highest human asset" and economic, cultural and ethical jihad in the direction of the resurrection of human dignity from the perspective of social justice and equality and preserving the cultural heritage of the labor force. Finally, a brief reference will be made to the side pressures of this movement, which is a kind of economic jihad.
خلاصه ماشینی:
32-7 Wall Street Complex, International Monetary Fund and Washington Consensus Mohammad Naghizadeh* Distinguished Professor of Meiji Gakuin University Abstract {IBThe "Occupy Wall Street" movement, which has targeted the heart of the world's financial capitalist system, is of particular importance from a social, economic, political, human rights (labor force), cultural and ethical heritage perspective, and can be seen as a symbol of the economic jihad of the labor force at the global and national levels to achieve economic and social justice and equality.
This article attempts to focus on factors such as the power structure in international financial institutions, the Washington Consensus, the school of monetary realism, the prevalence of unbridled behavior in financial markets under the title of "self-organization of the market", the engineering of new financial commodities, risk trading, and the mission of the financial sector of the economy (virtual) in the real economy, and to consider the subject with regard to "labor as the highest human asset" and economic, cultural and ethical jihad in the direction of the resurrection of human dignity from the perspective of social justice and equality and the preservation of the cultural heritage of the labor force.
" This consensus included a list of economic policies that he said were at least necessary for the health of any economy from the point of view of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and Wall Street, and it was claimed that "it is the essence of common human wisdom that all serious economists agree on" (Williamson, 1991: 81).
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