• 9000 BCE

    NEOLITHIC

    NEOLITHIC
    Socioeconomic activitie and importation.
    Evolution of barter sistem.
    Agricultural Revolution.
    They use fish, crustaceans and molluscs.
    Human beings become independent of climate and trees
  • 3000 BCE

    OLD AGE

    OLD AGE
    introduction of the currency.
    Coins minted normally of metal in disc form.
  • 1600 BCE

    PALEOLITHIC

    PALEOLITHIC
    Barbarism and hunting.
    Iron plow.
    Crops.
    Excedent exchange.
    Beginning of the comerce.
    Coin invention
  • 600 BCE

    creation of the currency

    creation of the currency
    currency as a means of payment.
    GREEKS
    currency creation as exchange rate in china
  • 476

    MIDDLE AGE

    MIDDLE AGE
    Commerce decandence.
    Silk route=CHINA.(Marco Polo travels).
    Muslims dominated the commerce.
    begins with the fall of the Roman Empire.
    ends with the discovery of america
  • 1200

    HANZE

    HANZE
    Venice, Genoa and Barcelona starts their trades.
    German and Scandinavian cities associations.
    Control commerce in North and Vatic Sea.
  • 1400

    BANCA

    BANCA
    Arises the bank
  • 1492

    MODERN AGE

    MODERN AGE
    DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.
    *Gold on South America and new commercial international routes.
    Ships= principal commerce
  • 1492

    BANKS

    BANKS
    Principal banks:
    *Amsterdam
    *Enlgand
    *Sweden
  • TRASATLANTIC COMMERCE (EUROPE-AMERICA)

    TRASATLANTIC COMMERCE (EUROPE-AMERICA)
    Principal way of commerce= sailboats
    transport of goods and passengers
    NEW YORK= CAPITAL COMMERCE
    PROBLEMS:
    1.- Protectionist laws.
    2.- Disrepairs of land routes.
    3.- High tolls.
    4.- High power of purchasing (deluxe products)
  • Finance system

    Finance system
    Creations of bills.
    the bills were equivalent to gold.
  • ROME

    ROME
    ROMA CONCERTS IN THE FIRST AREA OF FREE WESTERN COMMERCE
  • INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

    INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
    ENGLAND.
    Locomotive invention and people got out to the city to work on Fabrics.
    Japan: Railway to improve the commerce.
    Steamboat
  • NEW TRANSPORTS AND COMUNICATION

    NEW TRANSPORTS AND COMUNICATION
    Transport: car and airplane.
    New Technologies, the internet, radio and tv.
  • customs barriers

    customs barriers
    The US approves the Smoot-Hawley Act tariffs to protect domestic industries and weaken the demand for foreign products to prevent rising unemployment
  • GLOBALIZATION

    GLOBALIZATION
    Lower production cost.
    Free commerce internantional areas
  • NAFTA (TLCAN)

    NAFTA (TLCAN)
    The North American Free Trade Agreement enters into force.
  • E- COMMERCE.

    E- COMMERCE.
    Free trade areas.
    Euro zone.
    Purchase and sale of electronic fomra services.
    Wire transfers.
    FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
  • T - MEC.

    T - MEC.
    renewal of the free trade agreement between Canada, the United States and Mexico