Effects+of+Current+Economy

=**The Economy**= = =

Ethan Osborn- People need to take responsibility for the stupid decisions they made to cause this problem, and the government should stop the bailouts. Josh Jansen- If this recession continues on like this than the United States will go bankrupt in 3 or 4 years. Lindsey Litten - This recession we are having today is affect everyone, even other countries.

[|he newest Bailout Plan] Ginny: How many bailout plans were there? It seems like the government's been going through so much lately it's hard to write an accurate paper on it now. Ethan: This is information on a proposed 2nd one [|Market Report.] - CNN article about the market [|Ron Paul and his thoughts on the economy.]-- CNN video interview with Ron Paul [|Congress adds interesting points to Bailout.]-- New bailout plan proposed by senate [|President Bush Addresses Bailout Plan.]-- Speech by President Bush on whitehouse.gov Ginny: When I first took notes for this, I thought it'd be a great site. Although now I'm finding it difficult to include it inside my research paper. [|The Governments stand on the economy.]-- Bush administration's plans on whitehouse.gov [|How the economy works.] [|The credit crisis pertaining to the holidays] [|Predictions from earlier this year for Wall Street] [|Homeownership vs the credit crisis]-- PBS interview about causes of the credit crisis and Subprime lending [|A general view of the economy crisis] [|Subprime Mortgage Crisis Info]-- one main cause of the economic crisis [|What is a Subprime Lender?]-- Information about subprime lenders [|Information about free market philosophy]-- Info on Ron Paul's free market philosophy, something he believes we need and that we don't do. [|Causes of the Economic Crisis]-- Biased article, but true facts about the economic crisis Ginny: I thought this article was educational. However, I found it difficult to pull information out of it because of how it was written. [|government site about the economy and mortgage] Ginny: I really liked this site. I liked how it gave information about the housing market's history. [|Newspaper]--Always has good information about the economy. Ginny: Unless I was missing something, I didn't see any information on this page. It just looked like the home page to a website. Ethan: I didn't see any information either. Rachel: It's in the news articles. The newspaper always has articles relating to the economy. It might help some people. I got most of my information from newspapers. [|Transcript from Debate]--Transcript of 2nd debate, with presidents solutions to how to fix the economy Tim McClymont: To summarize all of this, I would say that the economy is getting worse everyday, and if we do nothing to stop this the whole world will suffer, as some country's are already finding out.

Ginny Herbert: There's a lot going on in the world that we as kids don't always think about, but with America in such a bad place in many areas, including the economy, we need to start thinking about what we do more often and if it's helping or hurting the country.