Monday, January 23, 2012

What has caused the current financial crisis?

Bush's tax cuts for the rich, which caused the rest of us to pay a larger proportion of our income toward all taxes. Then, along came the Iraq War (unnecessary), and military spending in Afghanistan (necessary). Then, with falling tax revenues, the government began to borrow money from China and other countries to meet it's obligations. Then, with incomes declining, people began to use credit to maintain the same standard of living they were used to during the 90s. People began to pay their surplus incomes toward debt rather than toward present consumption. Then, declining consumption caused inventories began to build up, and businesses began to lay workers off. Unemployment began to rise, causing consumption to fall even further. People who bought Adjustable-rate mortgages were suddenly hit with doubling payments, eating up a majority of their disposable incomes. Foreclosures began to rise as those homeowners found out that the "housing bubble" (unrealistically-inflated prices of new homes) burst, causing many to be unable to sell their homes, and even if they found a buyer, they owed more than the house was worth. Banks started falling short of funds, so they tightened up credit, causing businesses to be unable to meet payroll. Businesses started laying off more workers. Meanwhile, this being an election year, both the present administration and the incoming president-elect began to argue about what, if anything, should be done. Out of all the disagreement out what should be done, no one is looking out for the "little man" the middle class. At present, this situation is still unresolved.



May God bless us this barren Christmas season.

What has caused the current financial crisis?
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What has caused the current financial crisis?
first the american goverment,and second the american people......experts have been warning us this was about to get real ugly,but people didnt want to listen,the goverment knew this was going to happen,but instead just prepared with camps and troops ready for deploymentWhat has caused the current financial crisis?
the USA Capitalist Democracy

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