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Crash Course Economics #12: 2008 Collapse
Crash Course Economics #12: 2008 Collapse
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Crash Course Economics #12: 2008 Collapse
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A mortgage meant for people with low credit and has higher interest rates.
Stock Market
Stocks
Student Loans
Subprime Mortgage
2
Why did the housing market bubble pop?
Aliens
Natural Disaster
Over speculation/Defaults
Government Involvement
3
the largest market where stocks are bought and sold.
New York Stock Exchange(NYSE)
Walmart
China
Zales
4
Economic interdependence of economies across the world
Wings
War
Globalization
Isolationism
5
All of the following are responsible for the housing crisis...EXCEPT!
Government
Borrowers
Aliens
Lenders
6
All of the following are actions taken by the Government to fix housing issue EXCEPT.......
Stimulus Package
TARP
Less Regulation
Dodd Frank Law
7
How did lenders get more mortgages into the market place.
Lowered requirements/standards
Bought stuff
Sold gold
Raised interest rates
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Financial institutions are too important to let fail.FORD/BANKS
The Sabres Season
Natural Rights
Laissez Faire
Too Big to fail
9
The value of a person, business, or government measured in money, machinery, buildings, goods, or other tangible items.
Capital Resource
Checks
Credit
Cash
10
Why did investors "buy" into the housing market.
High Taxes
High Profit/Low Risk
Low return
Tax deduction
11
Taking Illiquid assets(mortgages) and transform them into securities.
Securitize
GNP
Loan
Cash in
12
When one person takes on more risk because the burden is on someone else.
Monroe Doctrine
Moral Hazard
Manifest Destiny
Reaganomics
13
Theory in that a government spend more funds on military equipment rather than on basic needs
Guns and Butter
Imperialism
Capital
Labor
14
Practice of offering variable rate mortgages to desperate borrowers.
Student loans
GDP
Predatory lending policy
Bonds
15
To fail to pay on a mortgage, causing foreclosure.
Default
Brexit
Santa's North Pole
Erie County's economic policy
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A long-term loan that is paid in installments. such as, homes.
Bonds
Tuition
Mortgage
Check Clearing
17
Shortness of supply; supply that is less than the demand.
Goods
Scarcity
Demand
Violins
18
When a policy has the opposite effect of its original purpose.
Erie County
Taxes
Perverse Incentive
Infrastructure
19
Father of Capitalism
Adam Smith
Joe Biden
Joe Rogan
Karl Marx
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This is a condition that exists when the demand for a good, service, or resource is greater than the supply.
Cash
Demand
Supply
Scarcity