In the “Topsy-Turvey” of Abdul Aziz Hegazy, it was the lack of specialization of Mamdouh Salem that was the cause beyond the deteriorating economic situation, so he left in 1978, and Mustafa Khalil came to implement the policies in a more technical way, as proposed at the time, however development indicators declined and the exploitation of those with wealth and influence became the reason beyond. [...] One of the important conclusions of Thomas Piketty’s book “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” the best-selling economic book in 2014, is that the capitalist system throughout its history led to accumulation in the same banks and that the fall of the fruits did not occur within the same societies. [...] It can be confirmed from the experiences of implementing the procedures of the IMF and the World Bank that the lack of justice referred to within countries according to Piketty is the same as it applies to the international community, as accumulation occurs in the richest countries while the agenda of international financial institutions only makes developing countries poorer. [...] And when opponents dispute the claims of the capitalist system using the increasing rates of poverty around the world and the class gaps and unemployment rates, as well as decline of public services when left to the free market in the most capitalist countries, Supporters of the capitalist system introduce three arguments to promote their wares to solve the neoliberal crisis through capitalist mea. [...] In this context, this compilation presents what was issued by Arab Forum for Alternatives over the years of its work on the issue of international financial institutions and their impact on the Arab region, on two occasions: the first is the Forum’s celebrations of its fifteenth anniversary, and the second coincided with the holding of the annual meeting of the World Bank and the IMF in our Arab r.
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