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This 14 page paper answers 4 questions on global economics in an exam style answer. The first questions considers whether the position of the US economy in 2008 can be seen as leading to a crisis similar to the Japanese lost decade in the 1990's. The second questions looks at the impact that rising oil prices have on inflation and economy slowdown in the world economy. The third part of the paper discusses where or not the BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China) will be able to carry on with their fast growth is there is a global slow down. The last part of the paper discusses what the world economy look very different when the current downturn comes to an end. The bibliography cites 1 source.
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14 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TElostdejp.rtf
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by some that the current condition may lead the US into a similar financial crisis as the Japanese lost decade. To consider whether there is any foundation for these concerns
it is necessary to look at events which surround the Japanese lost decade. Japan has undergone a period of growth, in a bubblelike manner, especially in the real estate and
equity markets. During the 1990s the bubble burst, property prices fell dramatically; by up to 75 percent, equity prices plummeted and the entire economy contracted. In effects there was imploding
of the Japanese economy. To put this into context, following the implosion of the economy within Japan did grow, as it was at a rate much lower than the rest
of Asia, and the rest of the world. The Japanese lost decade lasted between 1991 and 2001, and it may be argued that the real recovery can only be seen
in full a few years after this. When looking at the way the events emerged there were some precursors seen within the Japanese economy prior to beginning of this lost
decade, in 1989 some property prices started to fall. There were also issues concerning the way in which the economy was being managed, with different strategies utilized, some of which
helped mitigate influences; others would lead to the prolonged period of economic difficulty. When looking at the actions undertaken by the government and the central bank there were similar pressures
to those present on the US administration and the Federal Reserve today, and many of the actions taken could be those chosen by the US as well as there being
many similarities in the existing condition of the economy. The United States has seen a prolonged period of general growth, which has been notable for the rises in property prices,
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