The Financial Crisis Timeline By Shirl Kennedy, Senior Editor, ResourceShelf.
"As is painfully obvious by now, the current financial crisis is complex and multifaceted, affecting virtually every sector of the economy. The Financial Crisis Timeline, from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, is a valiant attempt to help us make sense of it all.... You’ll find relevant articles and papers; an FAQ that tackles such issues as causes of the current crisis and how it compares to the Great Depression; a large collection of data, including financial data, national and international economic trends, and yields on various treasury securities; links to other government agencies offering relevant information and reports; and a glossary of financial terms." see ResourceShelf complete post
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A Searcher’s Journey Through a Morass: Researching the Financial Crisis It may be more than you ever wanted to know about the current ecocomic crisis....but this article from Searcher is a great research tool, for students. See the finished Library Guide aimed at college students: “Financial Crisis” (Fogler Library) http://library.umaine.edu/social/crisisreports.htm --plus an extensive list of Financial Crisis Resources listed at the end of the article.San Diego Public Library has a nice guide called: “Hot Topic: Crisis on Wall Street” http://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/services/hottopic17.shtml which is a good starting place for the more casual observers. Check ACORN to see if we own the book titles suggested.
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