No , but that has contributed to it.
Originally massive bank were lending to corps and businesses ( that is the money you put in the bank ) and all of a sudden , everyone wants their money back. You can see what's going to happen... The banks don't have enough money to give to people , they go out of business etc Businesses are going out of business because they don't have a bank to lend from.
Everyone has less money and the government is still stealing money from us.
Like the VAT cuts makes a difference.
Matty
In many cases, the governments loan out money to help corporations not fail.
They were not 'stealing German jobs and money': that claim was Nazi propaganda and completely untrue.
This recession was first caused by banks lending money to people that weren't very likely to re-pay the money. This caused the trust in banks (by people, governemtns and other banks) to fall and now they won't lend money to each other. In a little more depth, the sub-prime mortgage market, a lack of risk-aversion and a lack of regulation caused bank's equity values to fall very rapidly and as a result the bank's are very wary about who they lend to in case they lose a lot of money and become insolvent. This causes a contraction in the money supply and this is prolonging the recession.
The world is in a big recession.
The main conflict of the story was the need for money and overcoming the economic recession
Stimulus
recession
Tax revenue changes when the economy goes into a recession. When there is a recession, the government increases tax revenue. The government does this because less people are spending money.
stealing government money
Stealing is stealing. It does not matter who you stole the money from.
The government is giving people money
recession
recession
he took the money from the rich and gave it to the poor
In many cases, the governments loan out money to help corporations not fail.
Deporting the illegal immigrants that are stealing jobs and money from America
Americans had less money and went into the recession because FDR had cut back on government spending. Many of the biggest cuts targeted programs such as the WPA, which had proved jobs to many workers. At the same time, FDR had increased taxes.