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    In our society money is the end all be all. It is the power that controls our lives. It controls a person’s nourishment, warmth, and shelter. It controls your health and education. It controls your social worth and most importantly, it controls your future. There are so many complicated aspects to personal finances that are used in everyday life, such as, taxes, savings, investing, and loans. These concepts, don't come easy to many adults and especially high school students who are just getting…

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    The Housing Market

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    and more money down needed”(Washington Post). And on August 9, 2004 The Nation Daily, reported that, “The housing enthusiasts, led by Alan Greenspan, insist that the run-up is not a bubble, but rather reflects fundamental factors in the demand for housing. Instead of warning prospective homebuyers of the risk of buying housing in a bubble-inflated market, Greenspan gave Congressional testimony in the summer of 2002 arguing that there is no such bubble”(The Nation…

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    The 2008 Financial Crisis

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    Another group who were also at fault for this financial meltdown are mortgage brokers who sold home buyers with poor credit subprime, adjustable rate loans with low initial payments, but exploding interest rates. Formal Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan encouraged Americans to take out these adjustable rate mortgages. This would then lead to with a much higher payment that the homeowner could not afford, There was also a collective belief that all home prices would keep rising no matter…

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    as modern day Odysseus. Ben Bernanke is a economist at the Brookins who Served two terms as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. Ben And Odysseus both were in a journey to getting some place it was called home. Ben’s Journey begins in Troy where Alan Greenspan caused greeks to be in a war against the forces of inflations, for 18 years. Ben was elevated to kingly status because of A.G’s sussues. He beat Trojans by using their horse to conquer and trick them. In the large horse stomach there…

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    Stock Market Crash

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    To continue with same grounds, in the year 2000 the Clinton Administration, particularly Larry Summers, Alan Greenspan and key Congress members including Senator Phil Gramm helped enact the Commodity Futures Modernization Act, which banned all regulation of financial derivatives and exempted them from anti-gambling laws. (Inside Job). Then the Dotcom Bubble Burst…

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    Double Speak Analysis

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    Liars and those who doublespeak are in our daily lives, but how are they different from each other? In “The Ways We Lie” by Stephanie Ericsson and “The World of Doublespeak” by William Lutz, they portray doublespeak and lies as being similar with very few differences. Similarities between those that doublespeak and lie are how both mislead and deceive others. The results of such can be harmful. First of all, liars and double-speakers within “The Ways We Lie” and “The World of Doublespeak” have…

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    Lehman Brothers Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc was a global financial institution that played an important part in the financial and commercial history of the United States for more than 150 years. It was found in 1850 by Henry, Emanuel and Mayer Lehman and was the largest investment bank in the US. Its headquarters was in New York and it was dealing with investment and private banking. On September 15, 2008, it created a record bankruptcy in American history. The following day, part of it was…

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    Studying the complex nature of globalisation through the lens of paradigms may, to some, seem outdated. However, but by analysing globalisation this way, we see underlying structures that link seemingly unrelated aspects, thus allowing for a more robust understanding of the wider globalisation phenomena. The nature of these underlying structures is a point of ongoing contention for sociologists. Functionalists argue that although society is made up of individual actors making decisions for…

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    “Alan Greenspan, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, described the 2008 financial crash as a once-in-a-century event (socialeurope.eu).” Andrew Gamble, author of, The Aftermath of the Financial Crisis added, that “The financial crisis of 2007-2008 is easily recognized as one of the largest financial crises to have hit the international capitalist economy in the last hundred years (socialeurope.eu). Needless to say, the crisis was surely different from any other recent financial crises…

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    at the famously undercover Federal Reserve. Alan Greenspan got a kick out of the chance to develop a quality of riddle. When Bernanke ventured down, the Fed executive was holding four news gatherings a year. The shortness of breath with which Bernanke portrays this advancement — four news gatherings a year! — Accidentally demonstrates his point (https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/bst_crisisresponse.htm). As Bernanke himself tells the story, he maybe came to appreciate wearing the…

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