Category: Recession

Analysis of the Great Recession The first post-war most prolonged recession occurred in December of 2007 and came to an end only in June of 2009 and received the name of the Great Recession. Apart from its continuance, the Great Recession was ponderous in many aspects. The global crisis led all the financial markets and…

US Economy and the Global Recession Table of Contents Introduction The US economic crisis and global recession Conclusion References Introduction The world is currently grappling with an economic recession that started in the US after the housing crisis. The paper shall look at how financialization, leverage of banks, securitization of mortgages, and toxic assets could…

Attitudes Towards Economys Recession Table of Contents Introduction Analysis Conclusion Work Cited Introduction The United States is experiencing one of the worst economic crises in a century and Americans have lost their sense of hope. Companies are closing, people are losing their jobs, the people are scared about the future, banks are not lending, the…

US Economic Recession Impact Introduction The world economy is under the grip of recession. Stock markets show great fluctuations day by day. Recession and the stock market have been the main topics dominating the newspapers since December 2007. Researchers are engaged in discussion about the causes of the recession. As it prolongs, the recession leads…

The Impacts of Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Mitigating Economic Recession Table of Contents Introduction The Meaning of Economic Recession The Fiscal Policies The Monetary Policies The Impact of Demand-Side Policies Conclusion References Introduction The United States has encountered many incidences of recession since the end of World War II. However, the Great Recession, which…

Current Economic Recession for USA Introduction The economic crisis has been defined by the Committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research as a significant decline in economic activity which cuts across the whole economy and lasting more than a few months. This decline is seen in economic indicators like employment, production, and real income…

Demand-Side Policies and the Great Recession of 2008 The United States employed fiscal and monetary policies to respond to the Great Recession of 2008. The Federal Reserve, Congress, and Bush and Obama administration responded well to the financial meltdown. The fiscal policy entailed an increase in government spending coupled with tax cuts. The fiscal policy…

US Economic Recession of 2008 Introduction Economic recession can be defined as a prolonged decline in economic sector in a given country. In other words general business field in a country is affected. It is normally characterized by low productivity and investments as well as big percentage of unemployment. It is when gross domestic product…

Job Opportunities in Sectors and a Beyond Recession Introduction Entrepreneurship is defined as the practice of starting a new business venture or renewing an already existing business based on new opportunities and ideas. It entails taking risks, being resourceful and venturing into the unknown business fields. This makes it to be associated with uncertainty (Shukla,…

Government Role in Fiscal Policy and Recession Table of Contents Responsibility of Crisis Monetary Policy Relationship to Fiscal Policy Authoritative Policy Making Bodies Limited to Persuasion Is the Fed an Independent Body? References Responsibility of Crisis A number of factors may have triggered the 2008 financial crisis. But the factor that stands out the most…