Zakaria Mahran

History explains inflation and contraction (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Inflation and contraction are two economic terms on the one hand and two politicians on the other hand because of their effects on the lives of individuals, and despite the emergence of these two terms as the most prominent secretions of the first and second world wars, "Mahran" is due to the historical roots of the origins of their existence; Athens, who was known as the first to instruct the money, lived a critical shrinking crisis caused by a lack of money from the one who must be in the year 495 BC, while the war between Athens and its captivity caused inflation in Athens in 406 BC, while Egypt is during the era of the Ptolemies and after the defeat of the Romans and their entry to Alexandria increased prices All goods, then soon the prices were revealed and Egypt became the first nourishing of the Romans in the grain commodity by the virtue of colonialism. Mahran emphasizes that the first reason for the existence of shrinking and inflation is caused by wars and conflicts on resources and ancient history is the best example: the conflict between Rome and Cartageneh and the Crusades and its impact on Egypt and European countries economically, and Islamic history is also full of this phenomenon. In the era of Caliph Omar bin Al -Khattab, the country was subjected to dah Severe, the Abbasid era also witnessed an enlarged by Abdullah bin Muhammad when the weight of the dirham decreased. According to Mahran's economic background and his coexistence of the first and second world wars; It comes on the interpretation of the phenomena that resulted in contraction and inflation in modern history, as it is the result of financial adventures and deadly wars in which countries are borrowed and exhausted on their financial stocks.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rufoof
• Seitenzahl: 74
• Altersempfehlung: ab 16 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2017
• Arabisch
• ISBN-13: 9786481053735
• Artikelnr.: 68992747