Abstract

The financial crisis (2008) is considered the greatest crisis that the international economics passed through since the period of the international depression (1929 – 1931) . in fact its effect is not only limited to the industrial developed countries , but also its negative aspect is reflected on the economies of the developing countries due to the economic openness . the countries of the gulf cooperative council are characterized by the great openness on the economies of the developed capital states . Consequently , the crisis is reflected clearly , on those economies became of the decrease of the prices of the world petrol which in its turn , leads to the owns of the these countries this affects , negatively , the council of economic activities , finally , the impact of this crisis on all the economic remarks ( GDP) , public expenditure . Exports and imports was implied generally , in its growth decrease in addition to the decrease in the financial market remarks of these countries .

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The article was added to IASJ on 2019-02-07

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