The world economic recession you are referring to was caused as such:
Banks lent money to people because of low interest rates.
These people often bought property as the money was lent in a mortgage.
As lots of people bought property, property prices rose.
Banks then realised that they could lend to poorer people because even if someone did not pay back all of the money the bank could sell the property and make a profit because the property price has risen.
Banks grouped lots of loans together (the loans were worth money because the people who owned the houses were meant to pay back the loans with interest) and banks bought and sold these packages called "securities" all around the Global Financial system.
Eventually some of those poor people that had been leant to (mainly in Florida) realised they were never going to be able to pay back the money they had been leant.
A combination of large house-building projects, less people wanting housing and some people being declared bankrupt so their houses were sold led to an increase in the amount of empty housing and so house prices fell.
Banks became worried because now if people could not pay back the loans, they could no longer sell the property at a profit.
Because the loans were grouped together with some good and some bad loans and because these securities were not recorded on Bank's balance sheets (accounts) no-one knew which Banks had lots of debt that was never going to be repaid (toxic debt) and which Banks were still fine.
Banks didnt lend to each other all over the world
Banks didnt lend to consumers or businesses all over the world either
Investment and consumer spending fell (Aggregate Demand fell basically)
The economy contracted and unemployment rose.
Recession!
That is what happneed in a very, very rough sense. Who/what then is to blame? The Bankers? The people who were meant to regulate the banks? The government for setting up weak regulation? Those who set low interest rates? Consumers for accepting loans they could never repay? Globalisation?
There is no definitive answer as of yet. Personally I believe that financial regulation should have been higher but to be fair to Governments, any Government that raised regulation was likely to suffer a shrinking financial services sector as companies moved abroad. Thus you could blame Globalisation but I would blame the lack of international co-operation. The two do not have to go hand-in-hand.
Bad economic and fiscal policies may cause a recession.
yes
cause im cool
It can lead to negative effects on the economic activity and can even cause a recession.
It was a cause of the depression, and probable the recession but I'm not sure
Globalization brings the world closer in terms of culture and economy. In recent days we have witnessed both the pros and cons of globalization. It had brought opportunities in terms of better income and employment in sectors like Information Technology to countries like India, China etc, at the same time outsourcing is seen as a cause of job loss in US. Just few years back the global economic meltdown had caused recession in economic activities across the world which has been closely knitted by globalization. Despite all these I feel globalization in long term will be beneficial to the world because though it might create job loss in some particular sector in some countries, overall it brings better business opportunities, smoother international economic activities and bigger unexplored global market thereby creating more jobs than before across the world benefiting all the countries.
no it can't but it isn't very healthy for gums but it won't cause recession
The birth of Marx's communism was not the result of globalization. Marx saw economic and political injustice in Western Europe. Most particularly in England and Germany. To Marx and his wealthy benefactor, Engels, the cause of what Marx saw as injustices was the direct result of the industrial revolution.
Wars lead to recessions because of the opportunity costs associated with them. However, this is much more than a recession. The war would have resulted in general economic unhealthiness--speculation as a form of growth, rather than the production of goods and services. The correction of this unhealthiness, by itself, would have led to a pretty bad recession. However, the factors really behind the economy falling off a cliff, are purely financial and economic in nature.
The current recession was caused by a failure of children to properly make their beds in the mornings.
The relationship between inflation and recession is that a recession will cause inflation to go down. The reason for this is due to their being less money being spent due to the recession.
The forces of globalization are the CAUSE OF SLAVERY. Wake up doofus!