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Currency
In 1971, the currency of the USA started to be related with the economy of the country its self. A 100 Dollars cost 4 cents. The government of the United States sells as a $100. All currencies in whole world are related with Dollar whether directly or not. For example, China has 2 trillion dollars in Chinese home, which means China cannot communicate with world without dollars. Wikipedia
Inflation The USA lost $ 10 trillion of the currency value, which affected all currencies were related directly with the United States’ currency. Some currencies started to be not related with dollar.
Rescue plansRescue plans
This company is one of the pillars of the U.S. economy
One of the rescue plans from the government of the United Stats was paying $ 85 billion to support this company.
The US government supported City Bank by $ 300 billion. The government of the United Stats supported banking sector by $ 700 billion. After that, China, Europe, and some of the Asian countries did the same.
The GM company almost went bust or went bankrupt. After that, the United Stats government supported GM by $30 billion, so United Stats government owns $45 billon of the company.
Mortgage
Mortgage The government supported Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae by $ 200 billon. The Gulf countries lost $10 billion because of the mortgage.
The government of the United Stats paid $540 billion to support mutual funds. The Gulf countries lost $1300 trillion in mutual funds.
In the middle of 2007, the oil price was $140 per one barrel. In the end of 2008, the oil price was $36 per one barrel.
Banks and CompaniesBanks and Companies After working 150 years, the Lehman Brothers Bank went bankrupt. J P Morgan Chase Bank bought Bearn Stearns Bank. Bank of America bought Merrill Lynch Bank. Goldman Sachs Bank and Morgan Stanley Bank changed their system from investment banks to commercial banks.
People
People In the United Stats 2.6 million people lost their jogs. By comparison, the 2.6 million jobs lost in 2008 nationwide were equal to the number of jobs found in states such as Wisconsin, Missouri or Maryland.
What made it worse?What made it worse? Almost all financial experts and economists did not predict that would happen. They predicted that would be recession.