The document discusses the causes and key events of the 2008 economic crisis. It identifies four main factors that contributed to the crisis: 1) Erosion of conventional lending standards due to government policies beginning in the 1990s, 2) The Federal Reserve's manipulation of interest rates from 2002-2006, 3) A rapid increase in subprime, Alt-A, and home equity loans as a share of the total mortgages originated, and 4) An SEC rule change in 2004 that led to highly leveraged lending practices by investment banks and their quick demise when default rates increased. The crisis was marked by a housing price bubble from 2002-2006, a rise in mortgage defaults beginning in 2006, and the collapse of major investment banks
The document discusses the causes and key events of the 2008 economic crisis. It identifies four main factors that contributed to the crisis: 1) Erosion of conventional lending standards due to government policies beginning in the 1990s, 2) The Federal Reserve's manipulation of interest rates from 2002-2006, 3) A rapid increase in subprime, Alt-A, and home equity loans as a share of the total mortgages originated, and 4) An SEC rule change in 2004 that led to highly leveraged lending practices by investment banks and their quick demise when default rates increased. The crisis was marked by a housing price bubble from 2002-2006, a rise in mortgage defaults beginning in 2006, and the collapse of major investment banks
The document discusses the causes and key events of the 2008 economic crisis. It identifies four main factors that contributed to the crisis: 1) Erosion of conventional lending standards due to government policies beginning in the 1990s, 2) The Federal Reserve's manipulation of interest rates from 2002-2006, 3) A rapid increase in subprime, Alt-A, and home equity loans as a share of the total mortgages originated, and 4) An SEC rule change in 2004 that led to highly leveraged lending practices by investment banks and their quick demise when default rates increased. The crisis was marked by a housing price bubble from 2002-2006, a rise in mortgage defaults beginning in 2006, and the collapse of major investment banks
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