2. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• A situation in which the economy of a country
or the world experiences a sudden downturn
brought on by a financial crisis.
• An economy facing an economic crisis will
most likely experience:
• A falling GDP,
• A drying up of liquidity
• Rising/falling prices due to
inflation/deflation.
• Unemployment
• An economic crisis can take the form of a
recession or a depression
3. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• Happened in 1637 in The
Netherlands due to the collapse in
prices of tulips.
• Some single tulip bulbs sold for
more than 10 times the annual
income of a skilled craftsman.
• It is generally considered the first
recorded speculative bubble
• First recorded crisis with
Global economic
implications
• Caused due to the failure of
the South Sea trading
company in 1720
• First evidence of practices
such as insider trading
leading to a crisis
• Also known as Black
Tuesday and the Stock
Market Crash of 1929,
began in late October 1929
• The crash signaled the
beginning of the 10-year
Great Depression that
affected all Western
industrialized countries
4. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• The Great Depression was a severe
worldwide economic depression in the
decade preceding World War II.
• Went on until the late 1930s or middle
1940s.
• It was the longest, most widespread, and
deepest depression of the 20th century.
• Triggered by the US housing bubble
burst
• Resulted in the threat of total
collapse of large financial institutions,
the bailout of banks by national
governments, and downturns in stock
markets around the world
5. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• Oil Shock of 1973
• Black Monday of 1987
• Asian Financial crisis of 1997
• Dotcom bubble
• Eurozone crisis
7. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• Environmental Factors
• Famines
• Droughts
• Natural Disasters
• Political Factors
• Government instability
• Political unrest
• Fluctuating public sentiment
• Run on banks causing bank failures
• Reduction in spending leading to
deeper recession
8. Crisis Reasons Solutions
• Government Policies
• Fiscal & Monetary Policy
• Deficit Reduction
• Capital injection through public
spending
• Bank bailouts
• Financial policies
• Stricter regulation
• Stabilization of currency
• Foreign Policy
• Encouraging foreign Investment
• IMF & World Bank Funding