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    relief, recovery, and reform. The US government wanted to relief the unemployed, recovery the the economy through the federal spending and job creation, and reform the capitalism which is the creation of new social welfare programs. For instance, the most important supported programs were created such Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAC), Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA), National Recovery Act…

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    the New Deal; his primary focus was known as the three R’s: relief, recovery, and reform. For recovery, Roosevelt focused on reorganizing the banking system; this included implementing a bank holiday, organizing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Homeowners Loan Corporation. Reform, focused on changing systems to prevent something like the Great Depression from happening again; for example the Securities and Exchange Commission was put into action in 1934 in order to prevent the…

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    people lost their homes because they were not able to pay their mortgage. Some of these people were able to get their hope back with help from the Home Owner’s Loan Act (HOLA) which provide them with funds to refinance their home mortgages and The Federal Housing problem Administration (FHA), insured banks loans for the construction and rehabilitation of homes. With these acts the amount of hoovervilles started to…

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    below ten percent. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal” was programs and policies “meant” to improve conditions for the people’s suffering. The Great Recession’s federal reserve lowered interest rates in 2008 and later adopted the zero-interest rate policy. Tax rebates were mailed to middle and lower class households to promote spending. The federal Government spent 2.5 GDP in hopes of encouraging the economy (“Great Depression vs. Great…

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    Risk financing determines a community bank’s ability to pay for loss events in the most effective and cost efficient manner. Through an enterprise-wide risk management (ERM), the chief executive officer (CEO) operates in collaboration with risk managers or senior executives from other departments to manage all risks. This provides a holistic or team approach. For a community bank, a description of the firm, the top five financial risks, and treatment of the risks will be discussed.…

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    Dodd-Frank Ethical Analysis

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    gov//imo/media/doc/Financial_Crisis/FinancialCrisisReport.pdf?attempt=2 Liberto, J. (2012, July 21). Two-thirds of Dodd-Frank still not in place. Retrieved November, 21, 2012, from http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/21/news/economy/dodd-frank/index.htm Longley, R (2012). The Federal Reserve System: History, function & organization. Retrieved Nov. 11, 2012, from…

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    Life during the Great Depression was terribly hard for most Americans and the gap between those that “have” and those that “have-not”. Unemployment during 1932 rose from 5 million to a shocking 13 million by year end. The state of North Carolina was primarily rural, and therefore one that would feel the greatest sufferings. Franklin Delano Roosevelt would offer comfort by introducing what would be called “The New Deal”, in an effort to put people back to work and strengthen a very depressed…

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    Great Depression Dbq

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    These new laws included programs such as Social Security to help retirees, the FDIC to help secure bank deposits, work programs such as the Civilian Conservation Corps, new power plants, aid for farmers, and laws to improve working conditions. Finally, he established the SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) to help regulate the stock market and hopefully…

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    the United States. He was an incomparable, bold and a very efficient leader who managed to save the capitalist system in the United States. He created the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration to aid the jobless. Resolving the conflicts at the federal and state banks were the first step Roosevelt wanted to take. He formed the “Brain trust” from a group of economic advisers because baking was the primary priority for the country. He passed the Emergency Banking Act, which allowed financially…

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    The New Deal is a collection of policies. Amongst the policies was the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (F.D.I.C.) which was created to maintain public confidence in banks and encourage saving. The Civilian Conservation Corporation (C.C.C.) was formed to create jobs for young men to conserve and develop natural resources. Furthermore, the Civil Works Administration (C.W.A) was launched and created…

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