The historical dimension of the interpretation of economic crises

Abstract

The search for the causes of economic crises in the annals of history is difficult, because the economic thought in ancient times was a derivative of religious, legal or moral ideas, where the difficulty is to study the separation between these ideas and economic ideas, especially when studying the thought of the ancient Egyptians The Greeks, the Romans and Mesopotamia. But the images are clearer when we come to study the ideas of the business school, and then it becomes clearer when we study the subject at the natural school.   Thus, the history of economic thought is the history of man since he was found on the surface of the earth and his sense of the basic truth which is his multiple needs in return for relatively limited resources. Hence, economic problems and phenomena come into existence as the conflict of resources increases with the population. The facts try to express and express them, and look for the best ways to address them and look for ways to avoid them in the future.