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Role of government QUESTION 1 Recessionary gap denotes to a condition wherein the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rate is accounted at a lower rate than the potential GDP expected.... stability, full employment without government interference and can eliminate the gap in a “self-corrective mechanism” (Pearson Education, “Keynes and the Classical Economists: The Early Debate on Policy Activism”).... It is under such circumstance that the government needs to intervene and increase demand for the resource to the equilibrium position (Baumol and Blinder 206-208)....
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This paper argues that the present global recession, often cited as the worst since the great depression of the 1930s with unemployment rates soaring the world across, was triggered in the US a by a financial meltdown in turn triggered by bursting of an unsustainable housing market bubble.... To understand the present global recession and its causes, it is pertinent to first understand any economic recession theoretically.... This mechanism continues and the real aggregate income goes on falling which is tantamount to a recession....
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Therefore, the recession, which had its origins in the usa in 2008, affected the markets of the UK.... Like the usa, the UK banks were providing loans during the “house bubble”.... The paper "Consistency of the UK Stock Market with Efficient Market Theory" deals with the effect on the UK stock market during the recession and its confluence with the efficient market theory.... The Government had to introduce a huge amount of money into the system to sustain the stability of the environment (the UK in for a prolonged recession, 15th November 2008)....
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Because of a social and political turmoil in the country, government policies regarding the foreign direct investment may not be very friendly and so may not be very attractive for the investors.... The paper starts with defining the term ‘high risk countries' and discusses how investing in these countries can make it difficult for any firm to operate in them under normal circumstances....
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The economy of the world was affected due to the… However, the definition of the recession has not abided by the occurrence of the recession in general.... A more refined way to measure the recession would be to measure the That would take care of the other factors in the economy and that would help to define the recession.... the recession has a severe effect on the economy as seen by the events during the recession....
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the recession in the latter half of 2000 was severe and the effects were visible in various economies of the world.... Another cause for the recession in the UK was that the economy of the country was dependent on the economy of the US and after the globalization of the economy companies of the other countries started to function in the UK.... The paper will explore the issue recession in the UK with special emphasis on the impact of measures undertaken by the government to tackle the recession....
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The recession also presented worrisome figures regarding the unemployment percentage and states a percentage of nearly 5 percent in 2007 later increasing to almost 9 percent in the usa, 7 percent in the UK and more than 9 percent in the Eurozone due to recession hits.... This condition was seen as the worst in the usa and the UK whereas the Eurozone experienced this condition one notch below.... It had its major impact in the UK and the usa as compared to the Eurozone....
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The author describes the recovery from the 2008-9 recession and identifies the differences between the Euro area, the UK, and the usa.... the usa experienced a recession at about the same time but it was a much sharper drop and lead to an increase of about 1% percentage points and its GDP has been fluctuating since then, however, there has been GDP growth, even if it is minimal.... QE can prove to be a double-edged sword if not administered properly in its adjustment phase Euro Area experienced the greatest recession in 2009 and a drop in GDP by about 3%....
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