Suffice it to mention the economic crisis, whose periodic cycles, pose a growing threat to the existence of the entire bourgeois society. These, in addition to destroying much of the final product, annihilated a significant portion of the existing productive forces. In the crisis breaks out an epidemic that in any of the past, would have seemed absurd and inconceivable: the epidemic of overproduction. The society is suddenly carried back to a state of momentary barbarism; it seems that a plague of hunger or a great war annihilating swindled have left without resources to survive. The industry and trade, it seems that had been destroyed. And all for what? Because there is too much civilization, too many resources, too much industry, too much commerce. The productive forces at its disposal, no longer serve to promote the conditions of bourgeois property, as they have become too powerful to serve this regime, restricting their development. And as soon as they manage to overcome this obstacle, spread disorder in bourgeois society, threatening to upset the bourgeois system of ownership. Bourgeois social conditions, have become too narrow to encompass the wealth that they themselves generate. How overcomes the bourgeoisie to the economic crisis? In two ways: destruction of a mass of productive forces and conquering new markets, at the same time more thorough exploitation, antique markets. That is, that remedies a crisis, preparing for deeper ones and important, y los medios destruyendo that prevenirlas to dispone.
Karl Marx y Friedrich Engels
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