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    cringes at the thought of entering into a recession. The thought of businesses crumbling and sending some into poverty is a scary topic for the general public to acknowledge. Guiding the economy into a period of instability with the fear of never coming out creates concern for many Americans. A recession is a significant decline in economic activity within the economy for over two consecutive quarters lasting between six to eighteen months. Also, a recession can be defined as when the economy…

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    Housing Market Bubble Case Study

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    During this expansion of the market Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan was worried that the country could face a recession or server downturn in the economy. From this information the Federal Reserve began cutting interest rates down to as low as 1%, and kept them at this low rate until 2004. This was a policy taken by the Federal Reserve to keep money in the economy…

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    believe it or not America has had one too. During the the early 1900’s America was involved in an extreme depression, caused by the crash of the Stock Market. nearly 50 years later, America is yet again at bay with another economic struggle. Both recessions that occurred left America vulnerable yet again. The Roaring Twenties was an iconic time in the early 1900’s. The prohibition on alcohol was ratified, and women were granted the right to vote. Fighting in Germany during World War l had…

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    American Recovery Failure

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    The United States government needed to do something to help save its economy and help pull its country back out of recession since the consequences that this recession had on the United States were devastating and affected a countless amount of people. That is the reason why the 111th United States Congress in the month of February in the year 2009 passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 that was signed into law by President Barack Obama on the date of February 17, 2009.…

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    Ford Human Resources

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    Ford’s debt-to-equity rate is 4.92 while industry average is 1.51. This is due mostly to CEO Alan Mulally’s decision to borrow $23.6 billion against the company’s assets in 2006, sensing an impending recession. This turned out to be a well-timed strategic decision. Mulally’s anticipation of a recession was correct and because if his swift action Ford had enough cash on hand to survive a downturn. This turned out to be even more important than even Mulally…

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    Cooperative Federalism

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    by the two highest parties, very liberal democrats and extremely conservative republicans, and how they happen to control the US House (GOP) and the Senate (Democrat), productivity is, in fact, at an all-time low (Scott, 2014) . Since the Great Recession, the national gridlock has promoted what is known as the Metropolitan Revolution where localities are taking back some of the power the national government once took from them. Even though they agree that there is gridlock, Bowman and Kearney…

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    American Apparel is a fairly new company that spread very fast. Based out of Los Angeles with Canadian heart, American Apparel was here to stay with fashion and accessories for women, men, children, and babies. By 2014, the company had 10,000 employees and operated in 246 retail stores in 20 countries. It is what happen to American Apparel in the previous year that is the surprised everyone. American Apparel had a business model that very few company had. With a mission to offer great…

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    When one visualizes possessing the American dream, one may see a beautiful brick multi-story house with multiple cars in the garage, a loving family, a family pet, and a successful career. The idea of the American dream is not new; the American dream can be traced back to the first colonists that arrived in Cape Cod. Many came to the colonies in order to freely practice religion, seek peace and prosperity, and to start a new life through hard work. These migrants had the original American dream.…

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    1920's Informative Speech

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    It just so happened to come across my mind that one of our greatest times came long before now, and i shall be telling you of this time and its wonders. I recommend you understand i 'm talking about the 1920’s. It would be a very difficult process to inform you of all the great and potentially the bad thing that happened to occur during the 20’s so im just going to spit them out. Before we begin, i would just like to point out that at this appropriate this in the human race, the wonderful but…

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    Engstrom Case Study

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    In the early 2000s, Engstrom Auto Mirror plant, a privately-owned manufacturer of automobile mirrors, had begun to face arduous times in a global economic downturn. In 2006, Engstrom was forced to lay off 18% of its employees. The next year would be worse. Classified as the Great Recession, the years 2007 to 2009 were grueling for everybody. This was a global financial crisis that effected everyone and it is essential that everyone remembers its effects. Prior to 2007, these difficulties that…

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