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    The Greek Financial Crisis

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    The immediate cause for the Greek debt crisis is the dramatic Greek public finance situation, which was hidden through creative accounting and manipulations for many years. In the book, “Europe and the Financial Crisis,” Antimo Verde describes that in 2011 the Greece public debt is nearing the “120 per cent of [its] GDP” and the “deficit/GDP ratio exceeds 13.5 per cent.” (323, Verde) Therefore, Greece was believed to be close to a default and risk of contagion to other weak countries, such as…

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    At the beginning of the Mexican crisis the IMF was busy congratulating itself on how successful previous bailouts and restructuring programs had been. Mexico was like a star pupil; its economy was getting stronger and it had just joined NAFTA. While in hindsight the forces that led to the crisis seem obvious, at the time nobody saw a crisis approaching. The Mexican crisis was set off by a series of political assassinations which led to decreased investor confidence and the flight of foreign…

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    Dodd Frank Pros And Cons

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    Reform and Consumer Protection Act was formed after the catastrophic collapse of the financial system during 2008 to 2009. The act re-established the financial system's credibility by improving its accountability and transparency ending the concept of bailouts. It serves as a safeguard put in place by the government to prevent a future collapse. As always in politics parties take opposite sides on issues and with this act the same can be said. Due to the opposition between parties the act was…

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    Tequila Crisis

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    During “The Tequila Crisis” the global international capital market had a huge impact on the economic, political and social development of Mexico. Mainly the global international capital market hurt all three categories of the economic, political and social sides Mexico contains. Although, some countries tried to help Mexico during their recession it was not enough to help the devaluation of the Peso. Economic= Mexico’s economy underwent a recession as a result of the peso’s devaluation during…

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    Obligated To Pay Back

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    A debt, according to Graeber, is a promise to pay. A promise that can be quantified by money. In other words a debt is a social currency, in which you trust someone to pay you back for a service or good. However promises, as we know, are not always kept. Similarly debt are not always paid back in full. A debt that I would have no problem paying back in full would be a loan from a family member. A debt I would have no problem not paying back is a government loan to a company to keep that company…

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    “by the middle and lower classes to bring to light the oppression brought upon them by the wealthiest 1%, and the privileges [the megarich] receive from the government, such as bailouts and tax exemption”(Lembitz 26). Although the Everyman movement was most active in the later half of 2012 in protest of the Wall Street bailout, one of the earliest displays of “Everyman” was in 2000 by a rap-metal band. Rage Against the Machine is a band from Los Angeles who is known for their political activism…

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    numbers prove it. The Obama administration has been the subject of profound amounts of criticism during his two terms, despite being a wholly empathetic and generous President. The administration prevented a second depression through the stimulus and bailout of the automotive industry, and it has done its best to keep peace with other countries in both…

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    since the present structure of the global economic system enables the largest banks and institutions to avoid government oversight and take huge risks that only reward a select few.” These large banks and big businesses later received a $700 billion bailout from the same government that claims to have insufficient funds for large-scale programs such as universal healthcare. This contrast supports the basis of conflict theory, which is that political institutions favor the dominant groups and…

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    Economical crisis in US on the early 2000 1-Why it happened? The 1990s was a time of quick mechanical headway in numerous zones, yet it was the commercialization of the Internet that prompted the best development of capital development the nation had ever observed. Albeit cutting edge leading figures, for example, Intel, Cisco, and Oracle were driving the natural development in the innovation area, it was the upstart dotcom organizations that energized money markets surge that started in 1995…

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    1980s Housing Crisis

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    It is true, that the United States Housing Market can be “unpredictable, volatile and cyclical.” I believe it is crucial to familiarize ourselves with the past mistakes so that we can set up precautions and measures to ensure that another housing disaster does not occur. In the 1980s, we were faced with what was called the Savings and Loan Crisis. According to Kenneth J. Robinson, author of his article, Savings and Loan Crisis, “In the 1980s, the financial sector suffered through a period of…

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