What if a second wave of foreclosures and bankruptcies very good start along the credit crisis?
end 2008, there was a crisis Financial, where bad loans and the credit crisis has led to the collapse of the "too big to fail" companies as AIG, Citibank, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, etc. etc., that defects on the time of credit card and seizures are alarming. Thus, the government came up with canvas or "rescue" programs to help banks and companies in bankruptcy. As a result of bag and Bernanke met boasted of "cessation of recession" and " economic recovery now "However, because of these actions, the deficit soared in the billions and the national debt of the United States mounted sharply. If a second wave of this type of corporate bankruptcies and credit card / bank defaults reset, the government will again rescue plan? Is it possible that the government maintains that the creation of TARP and over again and always keeps damage rescue prevent recession? How long does a game so difficult?
Bernanke tries to avoid inflation. It is understood that if the unemployment rate will rise, the dollar continues to decline and government spending is inevitable. At its last meeting, there were 6 questions about inflation as I am concerned that the information in the hands of the Committee indicate it could be a final option. buy bread, now that you can still afford.
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