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This document lists 10 references used in a paper or report. The references are books written between 2010-2015 that cover topics such as the hidden fractures threatening the global economy, the impact of technological change on jobs and wages, corruption in government and banking, inequality increasing due to globalization, and the decline of community and trust in institutions.
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Lehman failed after losing money on toxic loans and securities linked to America’s property market. Its bankruptcy unleashed chaos. Trade fell in every country on which the World Trade Organization reports. Credit supplied to the real economy fell, by perhaps $2trn in America alone. To limit their indebtedness, governments resorted to austerity. Having exhausted the scope to cut interest rates, central bankers turned to quantitative easing (creating money to buy bonds).
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Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Perceive how the United States government regulates the economy.
2. Explain how the government serves to protect the environment.
3. Identify issues that impact the economic policy, including complex
situations between business and labor.
4. Describe how the federal government uses monetary policy to manage
the economy.
5. Discuss the various programs that are in place to assist those at
poverty level in the United States.
6. Explain the perceptions many Americans have in regards to social
welfare.
7. Elaborate on how education can be seen as “equality of opportunity.”
8. Contrast the American way of promoting economic security with the
European way.
Unit Lesson
Prior to the collapse of the economy in 1929 and the slide into the Great
Depression, it was up to individual states to take care of those who were
having economic problems. States themselves had few social welfare
programs, and it was seen as an
issue for charities and families to
take care of. Herbert Hoover was
noted for his unwillingness to help
the people and telling them to “pull
themselves up by their boot
straps.” The impact of the Great
Depression was such that the
people needed more, and Franklin
D. Roosevelt gave it to them in the
form of the New Deal Programs.
Before the New Deal, the
government dealt mostly in laissez-
faire economics, believing that
businesses should make all
production and distribution
decisions. The government did,
however, take part in big business
through such things as the Pacific
Railways Act of 1862, by regulating
the hours of women and children workers, and instituting worker safety rules.
After the New Deal, the federal government would enact more regulations to try
to gain more control over big business.
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Assignments
Chapter 15:
Economic and
Environmental Policy:
Contributing to Prosperity
Chapter 16:
Welfare and Education
Policy: Providing for
Personal Security and
Need
Supplemental
Reading
Click here to view a PDF
of the Chapter 15
presentation.
Click here to view a PDF
of the Chapter 16
presentation.
Key Terms
1. Balanced budget
2. Budget deficit/surplus
3. Capital-gains tax
4. Deregulation
5. Economic
depression/recession
6. Entitlement programs
7. Fiscal policy
8. Inflation
9. Laissez-faire doctrine
10. Means test
11. National debt
12. Poverty line
13. Regulation
14. Social insurance
programs
15. Supply-side
economics
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http://online.columbiasouthern.edu/CSU_Content/courses/General_Studies/PS/PS1010/13L/UnitVII_Chapter15Presentation.pdf
http://online.columbiasouthern.edu/CSU_Content/courses/General_Studies/PS/PS1010/13L/UnitVII_Chapter16Presentation.pdf
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The gross domestic product of United States of America rated around 4% since they economy was well run in a capitalistic way. These increment rates were really appreciable since many governments in other countries were struggling to cater for the citizens and were not aware of the ways of improving the economies. Productivity of citizens, exports and imports were well balanced and they kept the GDP stable. As per the previous statistical data, the GDP of United States of America is growing at a rate of 0.8%, which portrays a serious decline for the first 10years since 1950(Zhong, 2010).
Unemployment rate in 1950s was 2.50%, which cannot be considered worse as compared to today’s rate, which is 4.9 percent. Those rates portray how things are changing as time goes by even though they’re other factors such as population growth that cannot be held constant. The government has been facing a lot of challenges in catering for the youths in the country since it had to introduce some programs that were meant to provide funds to the unemployed for them to sustain their lives and those of their relatives. The inflation rate in United States of America is unpredictable since it changes annually even though it has really an high rate between 1950-1960 with an average of 7 percent. The high inflation rate was brought about by the simultaneous increase of the value of the Dollar. The government tried to curb the situation by balancing the stock market and fully implementing capitalism in the country’s market (Gillon & Matson, 2013). Capitalism was one of the strongest strategies that could aid the federal government to deal with the inflation situation, which attracted many research studies hence promoting criticism (Kozmetsky & Yue, 2005).
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The world has not learned the lessons of the financial crisisBan.docx
The world has not learned the lessons of the financial crisis
Banks are safer, but too much of what has gone wrong since 2008 could happen again
WHEN historians gaze back at the early 21st century, they will identify two seismic shocks. The first was the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, the second the global financial crisis, which boiled over ten years ago this month with the collapse of Lehman Brothers. September 11th led to wars, Lehman’s bankruptcy to an economic and political reckoning. Just as the fighting continues, so the reckoning is far from over.
Lehman failed after losing money on toxic loans and securities linked to America’s property market. Its bankruptcy unleashed chaos. Trade fell in every country on which the World Trade Organization reports. Credit supplied to the real economy fell, by perhaps $2trn in America alone. To limit their indebtedness, governments resorted to austerity. Having exhausted the scope to cut interest rates, central bankers turned to quantitative easing (creating money to buy bonds).
Just as the causes of the financial crisis were many and varied, so were its consequences. It turbocharged today’s populist surge, raising questions about income inequality, job insecurity and globalization. But it also changed the financial system. The question is: did it change it enough?
To splurge is human
One way—the wrong way—to judge progress would be to expect an end to financial crises. Systemic banking meltdowns are a feature of human history. The IMF has counted 124 of them between 1970 and 2007. There is no question that they will occur again, if only because good times breed complacency. Consider that the Trump administration is deregulating finance during an economic boom and that the Federal Reserve has not yet raised counter-cyclical capital requirements. Even when prudence prevails, no regulator is a perfect judge of risk.
A better test is whether the likelihood and size of crises can be reduced. On that, the news is both good and bad.
First, the good. Banks must now fund themselves with more equity and less debt. They depend less on trading to make money and on short-term wholesale borrowing to finance their activities. Even in Europe, where few banks make large profits, the system as a whole is stronger than it was. Regulators have beefed up their oversight, especially of the largest institutions that are too big to fail. On both sides of the Atlantic banks are subject to regular stress tests and must submit plans for their own orderly demise. Derivatives markets of the type that felled AIG, an insurer, are smaller and safer. Revamped pay policies should prevent a repeat of the injustice of bankers taking public money while pocketing huge pay-packets—in 2009 staff at the five biggest banks trousered $114bn.
Yet many lessons have gone unlearned. Take, for example, policymakers’ mistakes in the aftermath of the crisis. The state had no choice but to stand behind failing banks, but it took the ill.
PS 1010, American Government 1 Learning Objectives .docx
PS 1010, American Government 1
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Perceive how the United States government regulates the economy.
2. Explain how the government serves to protect the environment.
3. Identify issues that impact the economic policy, including complex
situations between business and labor.
4. Describe how the federal government uses monetary policy to manage
the economy.
5. Discuss the various programs that are in place to assist those at
poverty level in the United States.
6. Explain the perceptions many Americans have in regards to social
welfare.
7. Elaborate on how education can be seen as “equality of opportunity.”
8. Contrast the American way of promoting economic security with the
European way.
Unit Lesson
Prior to the collapse of the economy in 1929 and the slide into the Great
Depression, it was up to individual states to take care of those who were
having economic problems. States themselves had few social welfare
programs, and it was seen as an
issue for charities and families to
take care of. Herbert Hoover was
noted for his unwillingness to help
the people and telling them to “pull
themselves up by their boot
straps.” The impact of the Great
Depression was such that the
people needed more, and Franklin
D. Roosevelt gave it to them in the
form of the New Deal Programs.
Before the New Deal, the
government dealt mostly in laissez-
faire economics, believing that
businesses should make all
production and distribution
decisions. The government did,
however, take part in big business
through such things as the Pacific
Railways Act of 1862, by regulating
the hours of women and children workers, and instituting worker safety rules.
After the New Deal, the federal government would enact more regulations to try
to gain more control over big business.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Goldensky, 1933)
Reading
Assignments
Chapter 15:
Economic and
Environmental Policy:
Contributing to Prosperity
Chapter 16:
Welfare and Education
Policy: Providing for
Personal Security and
Need
Supplemental
Reading
Click here to view a PDF
of the Chapter 15
presentation.
Click here to view a PDF
of the Chapter 16
presentation.
Key Terms
1. Balanced budget
2. Budget deficit/surplus
3. Capital-gains tax
4. Deregulation
5. Economic
depression/recession
6. Entitlement programs
7. Fiscal policy
8. Inflation
9. Laissez-faire doctrine
10. Means test
11. National debt
12. Poverty line
13. Regulation
14. Social insurance
programs
15. Supply-side
economics
UNIT VII STUDY GUIDE
Economic, Environmental,
and Education Policies
http://online.columbiasouthern.edu/CSU_Content/courses/General_Studies/PS/PS1010/13L/UnitVII_Chapter15Presentation.pdf
http://online.columbiasouthern.edu/CSU_Content/courses/General_Studies/PS/PS1010/13L/UnitVII_Chapter16Presentation.pdf
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- 1. 1 REFERENCES 1. Raghuram G. Rajan, Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten The World Economy (New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2010). 2. Tyler Cowen, Average Is Over: Powering America beyond the Age of the Great Stagnation (New York: Penguin Group, 2013). 3. Peter D. Schiff, The Real Crash: American’s Coming Bankruptcy – How to Save Yourself and Your Country (New York: St. Martin Press, 2014). 4. Enrico Moretti, The New Geography of Jobs (New York: First Mariner Books, 2013). 5. John R. Talbott, How to Prosper Amid Thieving Banks and Corrupt Governments (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012). 6. John J. DiIulio, Bring Back the Bureaucrats (Pennsylvania: Templeton Press, 2014). 7. Robert D. Putnam, Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis (New York: Simon and Schuster 2015). 8. Francis Fukuyama, Political Order and Political Decay (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2014). 9. Anthony B. Atkinson, Inequality: What Can Be Done? (Massachusetts: President and Fellow of Harvard College, 2015). 10.Francois Bourguignon, Globalization of Inequality (New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2015).