الأزمة المالية العالمية2008 وتحليل تداعياتها على الاقتصاد العالمي

The global financial crisis2008 and Analyses its implications on the global economy

the subject of financial crises of the important topics in recent result of the recurrence in capitalist countries and developing countries alike, and which formed a matter of concern and interest. The recent financial crisis is proof of that, as is the crisis of the gravest crises in history and which had serious negative consequences on the global economy. So off search From the premise that (that the capitalist system is suffering from ongoing financial crises were more pronounced during the phase of globalization, especially financial globalization, which is reflected in their negative effects on Other, resulting in the cost of great economic and social impact on the level of economic and social performance in these countries). The research aims to study and analyze the crisis Economic development in different schools and learn at the concept of financial crises with a presentation of the greatest crises that have occurred, as well as analysis of the global financial crisis and its repercussions on the global economy The research into the most important conclusions, which include a shortage of banking supervision was the direct causes of financial crises for most countries in crisis, and also to Affected by the financial crisis, the Arab countries vary depending on the degree of openness to the world, the Gulf states strongly affected by the financial crisis because of the high degree of integration into global financial markets. As well as that The effects of the financial crisis on the economies of most oil-sided (rent). The research recommends the most important recommendations is the need for compliance rates of the Basel Convention regarding the size of Lending banks to be linked to asset-owned. And the need to take advantage of the basis on which characterized the economy of the Islamic achieve maximum safety of the sectors and institutions Economic and oil-producing countries unilateral need to diversify the productive base and raise the proportion of other sectors of the gross domestic product.