Occupy The Economy

Occupy movement plays an important role in setting its challenge to capitalism in remarkably profound ways over a short period for most Americans. Even though occupy is not unequivocally anti-capitalist movement, most of its major slogans, tunes and activities have had subtly anti-capitalist feature to them relating to how capitalist approach works and for which individuals. According to Wolf, the author of occupy the economy; since capitalism could never be an issue to be discussed until presently, its shortcomings were permitted to rankle unnoticed, unopposed, pervading the culture of the American society. For long time now, occupy has continued to open up intellectual avenues that will be followed by most people. Currently, although typical economists still overlook this fact and carelessly suggest that economic salvage is in progress, some economists have already become enlightened. They see no improvements in unemployment rates, continued increase in the government debts, low investments that cannot sustain critical infrastructure, decline in the quality of education at all levels, no growth in the income and environmental degradation is still increasing rapidly. These are true indicators of failed economic system. These economists champion for occupy economics that is embodied in the occupy movement. Occupy movement can be described as a global protest movement against societal and economic inequality. The main objective of this movement is to make the economic organization as well as power relations in the society unbiased. While different local groups have different emphasis in most cases, the main concern of the movement is the assertion that large companies and the international economic system rule the world in a manner that is not appropriate for the minority, challenges democracy and is unbalanced. In this essay, occupy the economy is discussed with relation to a person’s work history. Probably, one of the most radical features of occupy movement is the obvious rejection of the economic concept of 1%. This theory permeates and controls the programs of the 99% of the institutions of higher learning throughout the world. The conceit of organized greed as in some way human nature, the irrelevant concept that the disproportions in earnings where the rich continue becoming richer at the expense of others. Somehow, this is the driver of enticement and the miserably concept that the most scrounging and fruitless members of the society to some extent create the wealth in their possession. However, individuals and economists who no longer consent these perceptions as lies currently reject these theories.Wolf, a socialist economist, provides an in-depth scrutiny of capitalism, so that the obscurities of the capital accumulation become transparent in all their unequal nature. He argues that typical economics at present is a construction of neoliberal culture. Conceived from an understanding of concepts from the insight, this philosophy views a perfect society as one where people pursue their own welfares in an unrestrictive economic system. Neoliberals need to restrict the role of the government and institute secluded property as the center of economic structure. Capitalism is a term that is used by neoliberals …