Solution To Economic Crisis From The Qur'an Following two
terrible world wars, the "post-war rapid growth model" finally
failed at the end of the 1960s. In other words, programs aimed
at increasing productivity still further within the framework of
that model collapsed. After The Oil Crisis The troubles that
began in those years and erupted in the 1974 oil crisis did so
when the growth rate in developed economies began to slow down
and profit margins to fall. The situation was so bad that in
OECD countries alone, which consist of developed nations such as
Western Europe, the United States, Canada and Japan,
unemployment reached tens of millions. In such an atmosphere,
capital that was unable to find investment opportunities in the
real sector began seeking profits all over the world and turned
instead to developing countries. In this way, it was the finance
sector, together with the possibilities and advantages bestowed
by technology, that developed the most rapidly over the last 20
years. Capital that turned