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US faces severe recession
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The US faces a recesssion in which the production of consumer durables and the construction of new houses nosedives.
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The Global Financial Crisis »
The Global Financial Crisis
The Global Financial Crisis☜Exploring the causes, consequences and responses to the global financial crisis. ☜F1CEB7
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Potential consequences of the financial crisis? »
Potential consequences of the financial crisis?
Potential consequences of the financial crisis?☜What are the potential consequences of the financial crisis?☜FFB597
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US faces severe recession
US faces severe recession☜The US faces a recesssion in which the production of consumer durables and the construction of new houses nosedives.☜59C6EF
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Early baby boomers will be hit particularly hard »
Early baby boomers will be hit particularly hard
Early baby boomers will be hit particularly hard☜Everyone will be hurt to some degree by the finanical crisis, but the effects may be particulary hard for early baby boomer over the age of 55. ☜9FDEF6
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Bank bankruptcy bailouts worsen national fiscal position »
Bank bankruptcy bailouts worsen national fiscal position
Bank bankruptcy bailouts worsen national fiscal position☜Bank bankruptcies will result in severe fiscal losses of bank bailout and effective nationalization of the affected institutions.☜98CE71
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Commercial real estate loan market will seize up »
Commercial real estate loan market will seize up
Commercial real estate loan market will seize up☜The commercial real estate mortgage market will seize up and enter into a meltdown similar to the subprime one.☜98CE71
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Driven deeper by vicious circle of losses fueling further losses »
Driven deeper by vicious circle of losses fueling further losses
Driven deeper by vicious circle of losses fueling further losses☜A vicious circle of losses, capital reduction, credit contraction, forced liquidation and fire sales of assets at below fundamental prices will engender a cascading and mounting cycle of losses and further credit contraction.☜98CE71
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Major investment projects are scaled back »
Major investment projects are scaled back
Major investment projects are scaled back☜Major investment projects, such as acquisition of new buildings and major machinery, are scaled back.☜98CE71
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Major nonfinancial companies go bankrupt as well »
Major nonfinancial companies go bankrupt as well
Major nonfinancial companies go bankrupt as well☜Some major nonfinancial companies are likely go bankrupt as well.☜98CE71
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Recession leads to defaults on other unsecured debt »
Recession leads to defaults on other unsecured debt
Recession leads to defaults on other unsecured debt☜The recession in turn leads to defaults on other forms of unsecured consumer debt (e.g. credit cards, auto loans, student loans), which in turn deepen the recession.☜98CE71
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Sharp decline in consumer spending »
Sharp decline in consumer spending
Sharp decline in consumer spending☜Sharp decline in consumer spending on houses, autos and other durables.☜98CE71
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Unemployment above 10 percent »
Unemployment above 10 percent
Unemployment above 10 percent☜Unemployment, now at 6 percent of the labor force, could soar to more than 10 percent. ☜98CE71
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Jeffrey D. Sachs, Scientific American
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10:14 PM 4 October 2008 GMT
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http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=fixing-financial-crisis&print=true">http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=fixing-financial-crisis&print=true
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