The Credit crisis visualized

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Great visualization of the credit mess.




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3 Responses to “The Credit crisis visualized”

  1. Thanks for this. Was always confused with the jargon :)

  2. Justin Hart Says:

    Great stuff! One part that is missing is the government complicity and influence on all of this.

    During the Clinton and Bush administration serious pressure was put on financial institutions (including Fannie and Freddie) to extend loans to those who typically would not qualify. Serious regulations were put in place to ensure that a percentage of unsecured homeowners were given a pass on credit issues…

    see this video:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MGT_cSi7Rs

  3. Actually, the government had less to do with this than a lot of people would have you believe. Have you heard about the impending commercial real estate collapse? Was the government pressuring lenders to lend to business also? No. The community reinvestment act had a little to do with the crisis, but not much. Both republicans and democrats supported the act also.

    Lending practices were just non-existent for 5 years which led to somewhat fake economic growth.

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