I believe it was Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Economic crisis is wherein there is negative GDP growth lasting for two or more quarters. It is severe recession or depression.
The external factors that affect developmental crisis, are ones like banking contributions, and problems with the overall functionality of the development. This can be true for underdeveloped countries as well.
America. Think of the downward spiral like in the Great Depression. If you mean who made it happen, it's really a matter of opinion. Some say Obama made this happen to us (which I don't believe because I'm an Obama fan, and I think they're just frustrated with the crisis).
Panic of 1837
After the Panic of 1837, the United States faced a severe economic depression characterized by widespread bank failures, high unemployment, and a collapse in real estate prices. This financial crisis led to a significant contraction in credit and a slowdown in economic activity, causing many businesses to fail and prompting social unrest. The effects lingered for several years, with recovery being slow and marked by continued instability in the banking sector and agricultural markets. Ultimately, the depression prompted discussions about monetary policy and banking reform in the years that followed.
The Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
a worldwide economic crisis called the long depression
declare a bank holiday that closes banks for days
Emergency Banking Relief Act
The first major action that Roosevelt took as president was to have the bans in the country inspected. This was a way deal with the banking crisis.
banking industry
congress passed the emergency banking bill.
banking
The Banking Crisis of 1933 refers to an extended national bank holiday that occurred between March 6 - March 13 of that year, shortly after President Roosevelt took office. There had been a series of runs on various banks prior to this banking holiday, so the government shut down all of the banks in the country for seven days in an attempt to stabilize the situation and prevent any more banks from failing.
In his first week in office, FDR closed all the nation's banks in a so-called "bank holiday." He also called Congress into session to pass an emergency banking act. This act provided support for troubled banks and allowed financially sound banks to reopen. After two weeks, the banking crisis had passed.
wall street crash