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    The 2008 collapse is a big issue in the United States, and the reasons that cause the collapse actually, there are a lot of reasons. However, there are four significant reasons. The first reason is a financial crisis. The second reason is banking collapse. The third reason is subprime mortgage crisis. The fourth reason is the downfall of the market crisis. The first reason is a financial collapse. In 2008 financial crisis is born on millions of Americans and is one of the most topics in the…

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    politicians are; So, is it that hard to believe the truth, that all banks make money off debt. The Federal Reserve could have prevented deflation by preventing the collapse of the banking system or by counteracting the collapse with an expansion of the monetary base, but it failed to do so for several reasons. The economic collapse was unforeseen and unprecedented. Decision…

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    Uber Tax Avoidance

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    Research Assessment Task -Introduction Economic globalization means that world economies become more and more connected as a result of there will be more trade between countries.(Gao,2000).MNCs is the main parts of the economic globalization. However, the critics of MNCs claim that they have too much power. For example, 2015 data: companies vs governments revenues: Corporation Walmart 482130000000 but Australia Government 425700000000.( (CIA World Factbook, Fortune Global 500, 2015))A…

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    The Great Depression and unemployment Technology stocks and mortgage loans contributed in the in economic bubbles. This so called “economic bubbles” occur when prices for stocks or securities rise above their actual values. The subprime bubble of 2006-2007 ended when borrowers were not able to continue paying subprime mortgage loans, loans to borrowers, who did not qualify with mainstream lenders. This resulted in a wave of foreclosures, with banks repossessing and selling homes in which…

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    policy. The global economy has adopted several forms in recent history, however, these structures have been conducive to financial crises. The collapse of the Gold Standard, the Interwar Period, the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, and the 2007-2010 recession have all been crises that have shaped the international monetary structures. The misuse of economic fundamentals is the key reason for how and why financial crises occur. The Gold Standard was adopted…

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    2008, President George W. Bush addresses the economic crisis by informing the public in a televised broadcast. Hence, responding to the crisis with urgency to, “Address the root cause behind much of the instability in our markets” (Bush, 2008, September 24). Moreover he states, “So I propose that the federal government reduce the risk posed by these troubled assets and supply urgently needed money so banks and other financial institutions can avoid collapse and resume lending. Furthermore, a…

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    FINDINGS] one can conclude that a global recession such as the one of 2008 IS/ISNT likely to happen in the next decade. The 2008 global financial crisis was broadly the result of USA’s banking collapse and the ramifications thereafter. The banking collapse affected markets worldwide, slowing global economic growth and contributing additionally towards the impending European sovereign-dept crisis. It is considered to be the one of the worst financial crises since the great depression. The cause…

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    Current Globalized Economy

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    Humankind has come to a crossroads, societies of mass consumption have drove the climate to the brink of collapse and humans must reconstruct the way we perceive the current globalized economy. In this paper I will argue that the economic transformation proposed by Thomas Homer-Dixon is essential to the cultivation of long term utility in a globalized world. Homer-Dixon explores the correlation between wealth and environmental damage, determining that in modern economies the increase of wealth…

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    is corrupted, immoral and unconstitutional through a philosophical, economic and libertarian point of view. At the end, Ron Paul emphasises on…

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    Dystopian Sci Fi

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    Authors of dystopian sci-fi novels use their imaginations to write novels, but what if they used more than their imaginations. Dystopian sci-fi novels have been written for many reasons, and have been influenced by many external and internal events. Many corresponding with our real lives including traumatic event, disease’s, and fears of the future, but what weaknesses of our society are the authors really trying to get across through books? Dystopian science-fiction examines the struggles of…

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