In an economic recession, confidence in banking institutions often fail, causing unemployment which in turn causes a lack of demand for certain products. Citizens lack confidence about the economic future and thus do not buy homes. Investors lack confidence in the stocks of corporations and sell their shares causing huge losses. Government intervention can ease the effects of a recession, however, many economists are certain that at times too much government intervention only prolongs recessions. People out of work rely on unemployment benefits, so large ticket item purchases such as automobiles are postponed. In the US' Great Depression, some economists claim that President Roosevelt's remedies prolonged the recession. At that time, unemployment reached 25% of people seeking work.
lower interest rate to encourage taking loans ( monetry policy) i think
The recession worsens into a depression.
it falls
Just the opposite happens. In a recession, unemployment increases and the demand for goods decreases.
increase
a recession is caused by consmers spending their money and banks giving out loans to easily and then all of a sudden you dont have enough money to spend
the banks go bust, yea
The recession worsens into a depression.
it falls
There´s a depression
you go all ape on everyone and eat people
Just the opposite happens. In a recession, unemployment increases and the demand for goods decreases.
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A large number of banks have closed/gone bankrupt since 2008. the figures are as follows: 1. 2008 - 25 banks 2. 2009 - 140 banks 3. 2010 - 157 banks 4. 2011 - 3 banks All these numbers are for USA only.
After a recession, the unemployment rate will go down.
A large number of banks have closed/gone bankrupt since 2008. the figures are as follows: 1. 2008 - 25 banks 2. 2009 - 140 banks 3. 2010 - 157 banks 4. 2011 - 3 banks All these numbers are for USA only.
An Economic Recession is a period of economic contraction (The Growth Rate shrinks and becomes stagnant)