Analysis On The Ongoing Crisis. Historical Economic, Financial And Corporate Governance Motivations (Part 1)

If politicians and economists who have so much lavished to “open” China to the Western Area should only had paid more attention to the historical and economic analysis brought to completion by scholars such as Carlo Maria Cipolla, Fernand Braudel, Immanuel Wallerstein and others, most likely they would have used more caution when making their decisions, and the crisis would have been strongly reduced. Hereby we intend to clear the reason for these beliefs. By a historical way of approach, we will be able to identify two different types of roots considered basis for the current crisis: the economic one and the other one being consequent that has its own roots purely in the financial sector. Actually, we make reference to the two faces of the crisis that combinig gave life to a depression time, so heavy and not easy to be solved to be simply defined by some as a systemic crisis. In the final analysis, as a further support to our hypothesis, we will take into appropriate consideration also the influence that the crisis has had on European companies and therefore had negative influences on corporate governance.