The 1980’s the United States was in terrible shape. This was the worst of the American economy, since the Great Depression. 1980 was a renewed push for capitalism and business. The economy resumed upward. A New York Times article had said that the flushness of money and growth during these years created a drug culture. The film inside jobs talked about how many people were using cocaine and hired hookers since the economy was doing well, but then it crashed. In 1987 the stock market plunged. Financial sectors/industries caused the crisis. The Reagan Industries made risky decisions, causing people to lose their life savings. No one was doing their job correctly. In 1998, the New York Stock exchange and the city struck a nine-hundred
