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What stupidity lead to financial crisis everywhere?

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The law of wealth says that the competition among the markets leads to finacial growth and stability. This wealth theorom loses its trust in the present financial crisis all over the world. The big corporates were given freedom in all segments of the finance and it leads to a big failure. These corporates earned huge profits by exploiting others without any discriminations. The capitl of countries were diverted to the corporate segments that can make big profits suddenly instead of putting investment in the production sector. That is the basic reason for financial crisis all over the world. Just take the case of stock exchanges all over the world. Speculation and macro financing lead to financial crisis. The diffrence between poor and rich increased without any extent and it stimilated some sort of inequality in the countries, espcially in countries like America and Britain. Lakhs of people in this countries lose their jobs and unemployment became the major headache for the governments.

The begining of financial ruins started from Wall streets of America which is believed to be the leader of all stock exchanges. Big corporates and insurance companies in America collapsed and shocked every financial experts.

The governement of America cannot escape from the responsibility of financial crisis there. The governemtn should have imposed some sort of control over this financial institutions. Just consider the case of A.I.G, Leman Brothers, Northern Rock, and so on. The history of these big financial institutuons will be a big lesson for the generations to come.

America is the first country that officially approved that the country is being faced huge financial crisis. The impact was so large that the people of America selected Barack Obama as their president. The report of International Monitering Fund states that the financial growth rate of the world in 2008 were only 3.7%. The growth rate was 5% in the previous year. All sectors including housing, automobile, aviation, information technology and tourism are being faced the financial cirisis.

Unemployment is the biggest product of financial crisis. General Motors, the biggest automobile company in the world, has decided to avoid around 35,000 employees. Around 30,000 people lose their jobs in Lehman brothers, 15,000 in City Bank, and other lakhs of people in Informational Technology.

Barack Obama is trying hard to get ride of the present financial crisis in America. But the approved financial packages can really be effective in the present financial situation?

What is the ultimate remedy of the financial crisis globally? There is huge demand that the goverments in every countries should have direct control over the financial sectors in countries. Production sectors like agriculture should be given more priorities. The education systems in the countries should be reviewed in the light of current financial crisis. The financial interest of comman man should be given more priorities than the rich minorities. The major banks in the countires should be under the direct control of each governmetns. Public sectors should be given some sort of importance in the light of current financial crisis. Agriculture should be given top most priorities, more lands to be cultivated rather than more constructions. Inflation should be checked and the meanings of globalisation and privatisation should be re-written.



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nancydodds1  says:
9 months ago

Interesting article!

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linjingjing  says:
8 months ago

financialcrisisworld

I am in favor of

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William F. Torpey  says:
8 months ago

I like the way you think, Express. The big corporations need to be reined in, and the United States has to get back to manufacturing what the country needs. The stock markets need to be scrutinized a great deal more, and the gap between the rich and the poor must be closed. President Obama is trying to restore stability after George W. Bush allowed the economy to go bust and America jobs went overseas to wherever the corporations could take advantage of low and unfair labor costs. Privatization is just another corporate gimmick that allows business to make unearned profits from health care, prisons and other public needs.

issues veritas  says:
8 months ago

Express,

Maybe you should focus on your country's economics.

William

Come on, you went to NYU not SF. When your Congress in the 1970s supported the oil scam, that was the start of US losing manufacturing to foreign countries.

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William F. Torpey  says:
8 months ago

When I worked for the Commerce and Industry Association of New York in the 1960's, issues veritas, one of the business community's major concerns was the rapid loss of manufacturing jobs. It didn't start in the 1970s, it was well on its way by that time. Reagan encouraged business to do whatever they wanted and, of course, they took American jobs to Indian, China or any country where they didn't have to pay a living wage and decent benefits. NYU is a quality university, but I didn't get my political views from it. By the way, it's your Congress, too. We had to put up with Newt Gingrich in the '90s. Don't right wingers hate "those liberal" college professors, just as they hate the poor, the elderly, all immigrants, foreigners and just about everybody but corporations and the wealthy.

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