Özet:

The excess liquidity prevailing in the global financial markets, the anomalous increase in the US Sub-prime mortgage agreements and the accompanying incompetent debit-credit management of the financial institutions can be counted as the leading triggering factors of the 2007-2008 global financial crises. The dissemination of the crises to the vast credit fields, global financial markets and finally to the commodity markets made the crisis unique among the several similar ones. After reminding the leading reasons of the crises, we argue from a Keynesian perspective that the asset-price bubbles that led to the crisis is embedded to capitalism, and so, not random.

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