Posted March 21st, 2010
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Carefree asked: If the UK government did nationalize several British banks, what would happen to the shareholders?
If shares are not suspended, are they likely to increase or decrease?
I’m thinking they would increase….
Tags: Shareholders, Shares, Uk Government
Posted in Economics | 1 Comment »
Posted February 28th, 2010
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5-star asked: How does the banking system of the United States reflect a free enterprise economy?
Tags: Banking System, Free Enterprise Economy, United States
Posted in Economics | 3 Comments »
Posted October 22nd, 2009
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Jelly Bean asked: Not only have so many people lost their homes, it has been discovered as they were pink slipping American workers in banking, the banks were applying for visas to recruit people from overseas for the most highly paid positions. Why is Obama not addressing this? Why are our jobs going to foreigners?
Tags: American Banks, American Workers, Foreigners
Posted in Economics | 7 Comments »
Posted October 8th, 2009
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nazzz asked: What implications does the subprime lending have on the corporate, banking and insurance sector?
Tags: Corporate Banking, Corporate Insurance, Insurance Sector
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
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max asked: The federal reserve banking system has been disigned by bankers to ensure the population is constantly caught up in a cycle of self generating debt that can never be paid off, yet the government has the power to control the circulation of money itself rather than borrow it from a privately run bank at interest. Will either party address this issue?”
Tags: Circulation, Control, Population
Posted in Economics | 5 Comments »
Posted August 24th, 2009
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Matt asked: I know there are countries which have nationalised oil industries (all the “terrorist” countries for example..

) but how about nationalised banking? Seems pretty clear that private individuals can’t be trusted with that much power. What can we do to encourage our governments to adopt nationalised oil and banking industries? Seems we can’t do much. But I feel so strongly that I want nothing more to do with the western world. Seems even China is moving from socialist to capitalist. So where can I go?
I’m from England. England doesn’t have nationalised banking. They have only nationalised a couple of banks as a temporary measure. I want to live somewhere that has fully and permanently nationalised banking. It’s clearly the only way forward.
Tags: Banks, Private Individuals, Terrorist Countries
Posted in Economics | 4 Comments »
Posted August 24th, 2009
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kdee asked:
How did the stock market crash provoke a banking crisis?
And how did the banking crisis lead to business failures?
Tags: Banking Crisis, Business Failures, Stock Market Crash
Posted in Economics | 1 Comment »
Posted July 28th, 2009
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messiah asked:
If all banks are meeting their reserve requirement of 20 percent and the Fed buys $35,000,000 of securities from these banks, what is the maximum amount of money that can be created in the banking system by this purchase?
Maximum increase in money =
Tags: Banking System, Banks, Maximum Increase
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted June 25th, 2009
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Zen asked:
U.S had been spending money lavishly recently. Continuing pumping more cash into the financial system. This will result in higher inflation. The question is: Will a high inflation rate affect U.S banking revenue, how?
Tags: Inflation Rate, Spending Money
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted May 10th, 2009
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henry asked:
During the last thirty five years have been the most tumultuous in international monetary history. The shock then led to the reversal in the cross-border flow of capital and the price of that country’s currency in the foreign exchange market declined sharply as well as the price of securities traded declined. Is there possibility that the world banking system will collapse?
Tags: Collapse, Currency Market, Led
Posted in Economics | 3 Comments »