It was reported that’s today’s economy is improving statistically but many people believe that the economic conditions are getting worse. People around the world witnessed the earthquake and tsunami that destroyed Japan back in March 11, 2011. Japan as one of the richest countries in the world was suffering from nuclear crisis that influenced the global economy. It was the worst earthquake the country ever experienced. Japan gets more than third of its power from nuclear energy. They are the third largest nuclear power user in the world, providing almost 35% of its electricity. Prior to the horrific events in Japan, several countries experienced tragic situations, which were caused by natural disasters and others due to civil wars because of the political ill power: 1- Egypt: the country experienced its first real international crisis and the biggest disaster, pushing the Egyptian regime out of power, which caused many people dead and affected the foreign workers in the country to go back to their countries. 2- Revolution in Libya: with the same aim of pushing their leader out of power. Libya is known to the world and Africa as one the strongest oil supplier to the world.

Members of the EU decided to use a universal currency: the euro. This allowed countries such as Greece, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, and Spain to borrow money at the same interest rates as Germany. Inflation rates for each country were different; inflation is higher for countries like Greece and Italy than for Germany. Moreover, the inflation rate for these countries was higher than the interest rate charged on their loans. Therefore, borrowing at the same rate as Germany essentially meant that they were being paid to borrow. Because it was such a good deal to take loans, both the citizens and governments of these countries started to accumulate enormous amounts of debt. To