How do you evaluate the current economics system of the world?

There are economists working in the absence of absolutely certain, the collapse of oil prices has caused instability in the economies of some countries and thus reflected on the economic decisions of some countries - notably producing countries and oil exporters - With regard to the overall economic system is an economy based on interests, do not forget argument famous, which says: twenty percent own wealth and eighty percent are working in order to enrich these twenty percent

It's failing and coming quickly towards a major recession because it's been long unjust and unfair promoting Riba-based transactions. It's based upon the oppression of the weak and the massive printing of non-gold backed currency which has been the reason for the devaluation of the dollar 97% since 1933 till today.We already started seeing that in China since July last year and it's moving in Europe fast and in the middle east and will hit the US the hardest over the coming 7-8 months. 

The current financial crisis is the worst the world has seen since the Great Depression of thes. For younger generations, accustomed to mild recessions of the new phase of globalization, the misery of the Great Depression is hitherto nothing more than a distant legend. However, the collapse of two Bear Stearns Hedge funds in summer of exposed what came to be known as the subprime mortgage crisis, reintroducing the world to an era of bank failures, a credit crunch, private defaults and massive layoffs. In the new, globalized world of closely interdependent economies, the crisis affected almost every part of the world, receiving extensive coverage in the international media. “In an Interconnected World, American Homeowner Woes Can Be Felt from Beijing to Rio de Janeiro,” observed the International Herald Tribune at the onset of the crisis. “Chinese Steelmakers Shiver, Indian Miners Catch Flu,” noted the Hindustan Times. “US and China Must Tame Imbalances Together,” suggested YaleGlobal, as the frenzied search for a solution continues around the globe.

In this special report, YaleGlobal offers essential information on why the crisis started, how it affected the industries and consumers around the world, and what solutions have been proposed by experts and regulators across countries.

Hope the curve would move upwards soon and wait for next economic boom. 

it is a game only one man show style if he need economy go up just said that if he need it fall down he will make it

The global economic system as it stands is perceived by business owners as unstable adding more uncertainty to long term planning and investments, by homeowners buyers/sellers as a time to make a serious move toward asset evaluation, and by young employees as a time to buckle down the job and keep it from fear of loosing everything if any changes are made such as looking for a better position or demanding promotions.

Customers are holding on to their cash and investors are thinking twice before investing and are being extra cautious.

Those who can remember vividly the 2008 crash that had world wide ripple effects are bracing themselves and are preparing themselves to avoid the mistakes they made during that time that lost them housing/business/investments.

Basically its time to get out the old history books and look up the effects and repercussions of the Great Depression so that we know what we are  really going to have to deal with in the near future!

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Fully agree with Nuridin Islam Diab answer.

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