.- Stagnating oil prices (easily surpassing the $ 100 a barrel), driven by geopolitical uncertainties, the collapse of stock markets and subsequent diversion of speculative investment market and the expected oil production cuts by the OPEC.
2.-Continued escalation of prices of staple foods (around 15%), due to the effect called "second round" (translation by companies from increased costs of crude oil and raw materials along with wage increases the prices of manufactured products; abusive margins of companies and brokers and a totally inefficient administration and lack of mechanisms to control the ceaseless desboque with consequent rises in inflation and subsequent contraction of consumption.
3.-runaway inflation rates close to 6% and unbridled growth of foreign debt (d 2.5 billion U.S. dollars) and current account deficit (15% of GDP) for 2008 as a result of the above two points, with a consequent drop in state revenues Autonomies and loss of purchasing power of workers in a near future due to salary increases below the inflation rate or the freezing or reducing them.
4 .- Rise in interest rates by the European Central Bank to reach 4.5% in the last quarter of 2008 with the aim of trying to curb rampant inflation in the euro zone (close to 5%) the immediate impact on mortgages and bank loans due to increases chilling Euribor (up almost 6%); economic strangulation consequent extensive social and dramatic increase in delinquencies and embargoes banking collapse of securities (around the IBEX 10,000 points at the end of the year) and diversion of investment to fixed income and real estate.
5 .- An increase in the rate of unemployment up to 12.5% at the end of 2008, due to the outbreak of the housing bubble and subsequent domino effect in the sectors linked to the construction of a united euro artificially appreciated that the cause of the bottleneck exports and the stagnation of the tourism sector (into recession in the second half of 2008 and ending the year with a meager increase of 1.5% of GDP), with the proverbial drop in state revenues and the consequent contraction of investments basic infrastructure and social service
recession causes an increase in poverty
Recession
Recession in Zimbabwe, link your answer to business cycle
the economic effects of recession are business fail,people lose their jobs, and profit fails.
The suspect lending practices was one of the causes of the recession in the US in 2001.
recession causes an increase in poverty
The Recession was created on 2008-09-02.
The Countywide Recession
Recession
Yes there is a recession in Ireland. The down turn was announced in mid 2008.
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Recession in Zimbabwe, link your answer to business cycle
Not saying that George Bush's policies had absolutely no part in causing the recession of 2008; they may or may not have, but people always blame the one who is president at the time for any ills that happen in the country's economy. Actually, the causes of recessions are usually deeper than one president's policies. In order to understand the causes, research is often needed to find them, though it is easier to place blame on the president and let it go.
the economic effects of recession are business fail,people lose their jobs, and profit fails.
The suspect lending practices was one of the causes of the recession in the US in 2001.
The Recession of 2008 was caused by an aggregate demand (AD) shock.
The cast of Recession Heaven - 2008 includes: Ray Ellin as Dead Ben Jonathan Sollis as St. Peter