What Happened in 2008? – A Crash Course in Economics

The 2008 financial crisis is a historic event (current historic event) in the minds of present high school trainees. A few of them may have heard their moms and dads reference it. This video does a solid task of discussing what triggered it and what altered since of it. After seeing the video I might appoint some of.
these articles from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for my trainees to read to get more information about elements contributing to the crisis..

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After teaching what triggered the 2008 Financial Crisis the video goes on to explain what the federal government did to bail out some banks and attempt to stabilize the economy. The video likewise explains some of the regulations and laws that have been passed because 2008 to try to avoid a repeat of the conditions that developed the monetary crisis in 2008..

In investigating for Wednesdays post about inflation I encountered one of my old posts about
Crash Course Economics. Within that thirty-six part course there is a.
video all about the 2008 financial crisis brought on by the collapse of the housing market..

How it Happened – The 2008 Financial Crisis: Crash Course Economics # 12 does a great job of explaining what a home loan is and why banks will offer mortgages to other banks. From there the lesson progresses to describe what mortgage-backed securities are and why they became popular financial investments in the mid 2000s. Critically, the video discusses why mortgage-backed securities became riskier as the requirements to get mortgages ended up being less rigid.

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