United States, Financial and Economic Crisis: The Recovery Economics

By Rafael D. Mota

The United States had a financial and economic crisis during the
presidency of Reagan because of the plastic money policy. Those
years became the beginning of the citizens credit card debt; however,
during the Bush Jr. government, a financial attack happened in United
States history, known as 9/11.
The critical crisis began in the real estate market, affecting Obamas
economic policy in his early presidential years. After that, the
economy had been growing. At times it downsized but bounced back
to recovery in 2010.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 7, 2012
• ISBN: 9781477112205

Rafael D. Mota

The author has an MBA from Boricua College in New York. He also has a professional certifi cate in Social Communitarian Economics from the Institute of Christian Economics. The author has a strong educational background in continuing education.The last one was as a Natural Health Consultant for Stanford University where he is also studying art.Rafael D. Mota is also an author of novels, short stories, poetry, and pieces for theater, social science and literature. When the author went to college, he worked in the Industrial Production, did his internship in Foreign Affairs and worked as an educational assistant. The author is the founder and president of the Third World Institute of Economics that works in fi eld of research and education.

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CONTENTS

Prologue

Preface

The Business Parallelization

The Employment Difficulties

The Overproduction Wealth

The Wealth Struggle

The Misery And Needs

The Overproduction Of Merchandise

The Merchandises Sales

Production Of Sales, Work And Capital

Economic High Depreciation

Production And Reduction Renting

The Monopoly

Taxes And Production Reduction

Direct Production Taxes Desanimous About The State

Direct Taxes In The Federal Government

Taxes And Properties, Gravamenes, Real Property, Work, Personal Land; Buildings, Business, Work Effects And Bad High, And Stop Of Production

The Free Monopolization

Production Deduction, Work And Capital Speculation And Restriction Of Products

Industrial Business Demand Crisis

The Industry And Commerce

The Power Of Spending Money

Capital, Mobility, Involuntary Unemployment, And Sales Losses

General Industrial System Restriction

The Free Play Of Productive Forces

Commerce And Industrial Dislocation: Economic Depression And Economic Cycles

Supply And Demand, No Access To The Land And Capital, And National Value

The Manifest And Circumstances Of The Overproduction System.

Professional Wealth And Work Segmentation: The Land And Wealth

Public Policy: Business Paralization, Bad Times Without Result, War, Public Damage And Human Rights

Projection

Post-Data

The Public Speeding And Tile Inflation

Recovery Economy

The Value Of Money

The Business Fluctuation

The Overall Statistical Economy: Output, Production, And Growth

Output, Production And Growth

Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy And Economic Growth

Total Industry Capacity Utilization

The Inventory Capital Expenditure

Building Permits And Housing Starts

Durable Goods Orders

The Business Inventories

The Unemployment Rate

The Jobs Claims

Help Wanted Advertising

The Corporate Profits

The Consumer Spending

The Consumer Price Index

The Money Supply

The Overall Economic Sickness In The Recovery Economy

The Gross National Product Trend

The Double Dip Recession

The U.S. Great Depression Experience

The Usa Economy

The U.S. Economy Growth The Dollar Value

Rafael D. U.S. Demand Inflation And Deflation Economy

The U.S. Public Policy

The U.S. Fiscal Deficit

The U.S. Financial Crisis

The U.S. Economic Policy And Full Employment

U.S. Consumer Spending

Diplomacy And The Wiki Case Appendix

The Bank Crisis

The U.S. Economy Improve Cycles

The War Economy

Natural Circumstances Of The War Of Libya

Bibliography

The U.S. Economic Crisis

The Second Deep Recession: The Freak Out Economy

Employment

PROLOGUE

The United States had a financial and economic crisis during the presidency of Reagan because of the plastic money policy. Those years became the beginning of the citizens’ credit card debt; however, during the Bush Jr. government, a financial attack happened in United States’ history, known as 9/11.

The critical crisis began in the real estate market, affecting Obama’s economic policy in his early presidential years. After that, the economy had been growing. At times it downsized but bounced back to recovery in 2010.

PREFACE

During the George W. Bush administration, the World Trade Center was destroyed by Osama bin Laden. It caused economic restriction in all areas of the U.S. economy; the federal and state budget and the international panorama were affected. The globalization of the economy ended in a recession that became a long economic depression.

The Bush administration responded by attacking Iraq, sending troops to Afghanistan, and hitting the Taliban regime. Then the troops remained in Iraq, and Saddam Hussein was judged by the Islamic law resulting in his horc by lace.

Barack Obama was elected president of the United States of America in the November 2008 general elections. He became the first black president of the United States with a presidential term of four years. He took his presidential oath in January 20, 2009. Barack Obama took his oath using the Abraham Lincoln 1881 bible held by his wife, Michelle Obama. The inauguration of the U.S. president was officiated by the Chief of Justice, John Roberts.

United States Financial

and Economic Crisis

The U.S. ne dobra Economics

Not Good, Not Good Economy

THE BUSINESS PARALLELIZATION

The United States credit crisis began in 1989 with the Ronald Reagan credit financial policy. Any vary obtained credit for to expand the economy.

During George W. Bush administration, the 9/11 terrorist attack by Osama Bin Laden on World Trade Center happened. At the time, did not finish yet the United States policy to Iraq where Saddam Hussein was captured and was put under the Iraq judiciary system.

The George W. Bush economic policy was characterized by an industrial overproduction, which was implemented at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attack and continued even after the attack on the twin towers.

Barack Obama took the power after the Bush administration and the financial and economic crisis began with an overproduction crisis characterized by a banking real state credit policy that put the United States and the world in a global crisis.

The Europe unification was in crisis after the 9/11 U.S. economy crisis.

At that time, the 3 trillion dollars U.S. fiscal deficit became over 10 trillion dollars. Characterized by an old and new generation and emigration system, an inorganic monetary policy tending to the inflation. The minor war of Afghanistan, the capture of Osama bin Laden, the U.S. policy to Pakistan, and other international issues tending to be humanitarian in Africa, Haiti, and to other Latin American countries.

THE EMPLOYMENT DIFFICULTIES

The United States overproduction crisis, with a market production of 10,464.4 in the DJI are confronted with employment difficulties with a 30% rate of unemployment. With 190,000 jobs lost in the economy area of construction, manufacture, and trade, the U.S. economy is confronting the best unemployment issue since 1983. The problem is industrial overproduction tending to the economy speculation. The economy is growing artificially, with inorganic money current in the market.

The civilian force is represented by 82,800,000 people representing 139.4% of the population in the USA in December 7, 2009.

The same way in December 7, 2009, the unemployment rate in the data of the U.S. 2010 census is 4.2%.

The present unemployment rate is represented by the following:

Unemployment rate 4.2%/139.4=30% as a real unemployment rate for December 7, 2009.

The civilian force is comprised of people under the 25 years old; teenagers, 20 to 24 years old and 25 years old and older of the civilian population. For the month of October the unemployment rate was 10.2% that grew to 20% in the USA unemployment statistics. The reported jobless claims on November 21, 2009, was 431,000 with 466,000 jobless claims in the last week. The labor department found that