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The Fugger: The more important family of merchant-bankers-industial of the second half of the fifteenth century is surely one of the Fugger of Augsburg, But moved from Sweden in 1368. Their main income came from foreign exchange of collections of accounts for third of loans. In 1488 in return of a large loan made to at the Archduke of Austria, received the entire production of the silver of the Tyrol. to the end of the fifteenth century, the Fugger controlled the mines of the silver, of copper, of iron of the Silesia, of the Slovak Republic, of the Bohemia of the Tyrol, Carinthia and of the of the Spanish. Bankers of the Habsburgs, took a great political influence.
Granting or less: of the loans to the sovereign, they were able of influencing the policy of the time. Is the case of Charles V, Emperor: the necessary votes to the election, were bought with money of the Fugger. In 1500 the Fugger had opened, including a branch to Rome. In exchange for loans of the Pope, won the contract of indulgences, in Central and Eastern ... the Cardinals have to stand up in front of him, and all the merchants of the world have called it "inspired". In 1557 Philip II could not: return 1.5 million ducats in 1630 and the total loss for unsatisfied debts: proved by the Habsburgs of 8,000,000 of ducats. (P.265 Roberto Finzi Course of History Zanichelli). These astronomical figures, already foreshadowed, when he still had not been invented the nominal money, of which real power, even if hidden and invisible, behind the facade of the governments could exercise the loan sharks. Power so ambiguous, because it impossible to be truly felt. But a devastating power, real power of life or of death on the people. (The masterpiece will be operated by the Jewish bankers That financing the French Revolution and the Communist cause the destruction of monarchies Catholic, now only defense to the crime in their projects (Prof. Lorenzo Scarola). At the same time stands a new bourgeoisie (XV century). That carefully managed, the financial needs of the monarchy, and the their inability to build a network of efficient collection of taxes.
Charles V, made up for the bankers, to why the huge money, he needed the of its vast empire, through the use of mines of precious metal, both on the European continent on the colonies ... That (Roberto Finzi, Course of History, the Modern Age, Zanichelli p. 258) 1520-1621: The "revolution of the prices" or beat inflation for the first time on the economic life with devastating power. In a single year in the German city of Speyer: the rye increased of 15 times, the peas and the wheat of 13 times;etc.. Inflation is caused:
* 1 - a loss of value of the earnings and fixed annuities, * 2 - a stimulus to investment, of the mercantile middle class, professional and above all financial. The traditional nobility is so threatened by these newcomers, both economically, socially and politically. (P.231 Roberto Finzi Course of History Zanichelli)
*** The explanation found by modern economists, that is, the theory: the quantity of money, That Was named one of the '500 long inflationary, not only leaves many doubts, But is without foundation, also misleadingly, economists and historians, supporters of the current financial system, money to assimilate the goods, which is now proven false and rejected by the scientist prof. Giacinto Auriti.
*** Even Jean Bodin (1568), in fact, had put the finger on the problem of the formation of the monopolies, such as That Was the real cause of the long-called '500 inflation, in fact, critical to the argument of the economists' tendency or aligned to the big business, as Azpilcueta De Martin (1483-1586) and EJ Hamilton (1934), not at all able to give an account of the fact that: "the inflation began many decades before the American gold and is therefore
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