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    Jared Shadkin September 19‚ 2013 Period 6 Note Cards (About.com) Source A It devastated the economy and was a key factor in the beginning of the great depression. Known was Black Tuesday and the Great Wall Street Crash of 1929. A lot of people started to invest in the stock market‚ which cause stocks to rise. Many people wanted to buy the stocks‚ but some did not have enough money to. Banks placed customers money in the stock market without their knowledge‚ which caused problems. Everyone

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    1929 Wall Street Crash” (Narayana). In the following paragraphs‚ we will discuss some major causes and effects of this crash and we will also look at the process itself. First of all‚ before analyzing the causes of 1987 Stock Market Crash‚ it is necessary to look at the facts that occurred prior to the crash. The first and the most important lead-to-crash

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    Depression is considered to be the most severe economic collapse in the history of the world. The Great Depression occurred in October 1929 and lasted until 1939. In October 1929‚ Wall Street’s investors were wiped out‚ which caused consumer spending and investment to decline. The next effect to the crash on Wall Street was the decline in industrial output and employment as failing companies laid off workers. The Great Depression reached its lowest when there were about 15 million Americans unemployed

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    window‚ sacrificed to the all important number‚ i.e. earnings per share. This is the theory in Alex Berenson’s book “The Number: How the Drive for Quarterly Earnings Corrupted Wall Street and Corporate America.” This number has become part of a game to be played‚ a figure to be manipulated – beat the number and Wall Street all but throws a parade‚ miss it and a company’s stock may be abandoned. Take into account the incentives that executives have to beat the number and one can find plenty of reasons

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    are collectively known as "Wall Street." These words represent the heart of the business and financial world in the United States today. Many of us conjure up well known images of companies being bought and sold‚ traders screaming out to get the best prices for their clients‚ fortunes won and lost many times over‚ and the billions of dollars exchanged in deals. Some may even claim that it is the "Crystal Ball" that can predict and control the economy. Wall Street actually does exist‚ physically

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    By expressing their confidence in continued American prosperity‚ government financial experts and leaders such as President Herbert Hoover gave tacit approval to the bankers’ and brokers’ action. But in spite of all of the optimistic speeches‚ both government and business leaders knew by the fll of 1929 that a crash in the market was not only possible but probable. They had been afraid that talking about it would only start panic selling sooner. However‚ they could not postpone the inevitable.

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    – Aiken Spring 2009 Dow Jones & Company (as it was called in the beginning) was founded in 1882 by Charles Henry Dow‚ Edward Davis Jones‚ and Charles Milford Bergstresser in a small basement office at 15 Wall Street in New York (dowjones.com). In May 1986‚ editor of the Wall Street Journal and founder of Dow Jones & Company‚ Charles Dow‚ first formulated and published the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) as an indicator of stock market performance (money-zine.com). When first published

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    with escalating numbers of bankruptcies‚ government bailouts and overwhelming incidences of economic crime along with deceit and distrust in almost every daily economic transaction. As Gordon Gekko‚ the main character in Donald Stone’s movie “Wall Street‚” triumphantly declared “Greed is good” and espousing about the free market system he bragged‚ “The richest one percent of this country owns half our country ’s wealth‚ five trillion dollars. One third of that comes from hard work‚ two thirds comes

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    The Wall Street Crash in America caused the Great Depression in 1929‚ sending the USA into a disastrous economic depression. Countries all over the world felt the effect of this‚ especially Germany as American businessmen and bankers lost large sums of money and so asked the German banks to return loans under the Dawes plan‚ sending them into economic collapse. Consequently the German people leant towards extreme parties including the Nazis to restore Germany‚ raising their profile. Furthermore the

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    The Great Recession was a worldwide economic decline that occurred around the end of the 2000s. The International Monetary Fund concluded that the Great Recession was the worst global recession since World War II (Davis‚ 2009). The exact timing of the recession is up for debate. However‚ the United States says that the recession began in December 2007 and last until June of 2009 (NBER‚ 2015). What is certain is that the Great Recession was due to a number of faulty monetary policies from across

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