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    per student ensures that schools receive more technologies and experienced and qualified teachers. In the housing sector, white racial privilege is identified for the purchase of homes. The studies show that whites are given the priority over non-whites. Furthermore, whites are readily given bank loans to build their homes. Often times their interest rate is also much less than that of their black counterparts. Lastly, employment opportunities are easily available for those that have a…

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    Life in the Great Depression was hard; people lost homes, jobs, life savings, and family. “Great Depression was a worldwide economic slump of the 1930 's” (Mitchener). The Great Depression started within the last six months of 1929, cause being the giant stock market plummet in October. Shortly after the Depression began, the current president, Herbert Hoover was denied another term due to rising unemployment and Franklin Delano Roosevelt took office (Mitchener). The struggling time brought the…

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    could be the worst financial decision they’ve ever made. Education use to be something you did not think twice about. Sadly, that’s no longer the case since student loans have nearly quadrupled since 2004, to just under $1.2 trillion according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. However, there are some who claim that student loans are not affecting the economy at all since borrowing and lending money do not make consumer spending larger or smaller it just changes who is doing the spending…

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    SC completed a home visit with Pa on 02/9/2016. Present at the visit were the Pa DCW Maria, her husband Scott, and Neal Van a mortgage default broker from Financial Service for America a mortgage refinancing company. The Pa looked subdued, but reported that she was doing ok when the SC inquired. The Pa home is unhygienic and disorganized. The Pa reported that her water heater is not working and she just bought a second water heater in three months but has no one to install it for her. The SC…

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    The first condition was that the debtors governments would take responsibility of repaying back all loans, which can be either private or public so Wester banks can become whole again. The second condition was that they increase their income from commodity exports and reduce their spending on imported goods so they would have enough money to repay back their loans. The third condition was that the government raise taxes and cut back on social spending so they would have enough to…

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    Banks of America banking and financial services operate in many regions worldwide with their domestic environment being the United States and the most dominant global environment being Europe. Both environments have very different cultures and economic differences. Rostow and Galbraith are two economist’s that had very different views and ideas on the development of ones economy. Rostow was an American economist that built his theory on 5 stages of growth, starting from nothing and building into…

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    When people hear the term American Dream, many think of success, goals, and opportunity. As a country alone, America is routinely correlated with the possibility that one can thrive and create a way of life for themselves that wouldn’t be attainable anywhere else. As proven by a number of new immigrants, success is surely possible in America. However, according to Ta-Nehisi Coates, author of Between the World and Me, the dream is an ongoing challenge in present day. Coates claims that the…

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    unleashed more weaknesses. Some loans were just too big and banks failed due to the investor’s inability to pay back loans. People across the nation became worried and rushed to banks to withdraw as much money as they could, causing even more banks to close, losing millions of dollars in savings. At the time, the large majority of banks were small institutions relying on their own resources. Since the panic caused people to withdraw as much money as they could, banks that no longer had enough…

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    When he took office in early 1933, Roosevelt had a myriad of problems to address. Between 13 and 15 million people were unemployed, thousands of banks had gone out of business, and the U.S treasury didn’t have enough money to pay all government workers.29 Nonetheless, FDR stood tall in the face of these adversities, declaring that “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself .”30 Franklin Delano Roosevelt was born on January 30th, 1882, in Hyde Park, New York He was no stranger to struggle,…

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    The Pros And Cons Of NACA

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    Assistance Corporation of America is a nonprofit housing services organization that helps low to moderate income families in America find and purchase homes that they would never have been able to afford with a conventional, FHA, or HUD loan. How does NACA do this, you ask? NACA insures homeowner success by providing one-on-one counseling sessions. A NACA mortgage consultant will be with you every step of the way, no matter how long it takes, for you to obtain a home. This counselor will help…

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