The Crisis in Spain
 

Crisis

14th Century

 The crisis of the late Middle Ages, it was primarily an engine of economic change, the stage of the reorganization  allowed change growth into development. Europe and the European economy would come reinforced after the crisis
 

Crisis

19th Cetury

The lessons of the past nineteenth point in the same direction as the twentieth century: the European winds were crucial to overthrow the old regime and to give new imput to Spanish economic growth. Contemporary history evidenced, then, the mistake that isolationism has meant for our country.

  
 

Crisis

17th Century

Summarizing, the many destructive consequences of foreign policy of the Austrians, suffered  by Castilian regions between 1570 and 1660, deepened and prolonged the depression and  blocked recovery

 

Crisis

20th Century

After a relapse in 1933, recovery was consolidated in 1934 by another great agricultural production. The following year again reached the level of GDP before the crisis thanks to the good performance of agriculture and improvement in industry and construction. Technically, the conjunctural crisis had ended in    1935
 
 
   

Crisis

21rst Century

One of the main consequences of the economic crisis, which in 2008 had on the Spanish economy is a strong rise in unemployment. During 2008 a number of companies submitted job layoffs.