The Great Recession of 2008
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Was a predictable correction of the economy related to inflated real estate prices, and was ultimately no big deal that neither harmed investors or homeowners |
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| b. |
Occurred even though the Republican-dominated Congress and the George W. Bush administration had kept the banking and real estate industries tightly regulated |
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| c. |
Stopped short of a total economic meltdown because the federal government spent billions bailing out the companies whose actions had caused the recession |
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| d. |
Was the result of real estate investments the risks of which were made obvious to investors, but these investors were unable to resist the profits these investments promised. |
"C"
The subprime crisis was stopped short of a total economic meltdown because the federal government spent billions bailing out of companies whose actions had caused the recession.
The Great Recession of 2008 a. Was a predictable correction of the economy related to inflated...