From Bubble to Trouble: The Financial Crisis of 2008
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"From Bubble to Trouble:" The
Inside Story
posted by Jack Kahn
In a phrase, how do you sum up an unprecedented event that could cost the U.S. Government $7.76 trillion dollars (not counting billions more in investment losses and corporate failures)? We came up with: “From Bubble To Trouble: The Financial Crisis of 2008.” And that's what we're calling NBR's Thanksgiving Special, which looks into the causes of the current crisis. The "bubble" refers... + More
NBR's list of websites you can visit for more info about the financial crisis of 2008. 
Atlanta Fed (PDF)
Council on Foreign Relations
Princeton University
U.S. Department of Treasury (PDF)
The world is in the midst of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. The housing market has deteriorated. Stock values have tumbled. Unemployment is rising, and GDP is falling across the globe.
In the Thanksgiving Day special "From Bubble to Trouble: The Financial Crisis of 2008," the NBR team turns its analytical lens on the crisis. What were its root causes? How will it play out in the coming months? And, what will the world look like when the economy finally regains its strength?
Report: Mortgage Market Implosion
Erika Miller explains how the mortgage market became ground zero for this crisis.
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Report: Government Overhaul
Stephanie Dhue examines how the financial regulatory system will change in the wake of this mess.
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Report: Wall Street Revamp
Erika Miller reports on the loss of Wall Street's power and influence.
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Discussion: Economic Future
Susie Gharib asks three financial journalists what the future holds for the U.S. economy.
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Report: Public Blame
Suzanne Pratt points out why the American public is not an innocent bystander to this financial wreck.
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