Recession of 2009/Related Articles: Difference between revisions

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Crash of 2008 [r]: the international banking crisis that followed the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007. ^[e]
National debt [r]: The external obligations of the government and public sector agencies (otherwise known as national debt or government debt). ^[e]

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-==Index==
-See the [[Economics/Related Articles|related articles subpage to the article on economics]] for an index to topics referred to in the economics articles.
-==Parent articles==
-{{r|Economics}}
-{{r|Macroeconomics}}
-{{r|Financial economics}}
-{{r|Financial system}}
-{{r|Banking}}
-{{r|Fiscal policy}}
-{{r|Monetary policy}}
 ==Related  topics==
 {{r|Crash of 2008}}
 {{r|National debt}}
-==Glossary==
-''(for terms not defined below, see the [[Economics/Glossary|economics glossary]])''
-{{r|Automatic stabilisers}}
-{{r|Bad bank|"Bad bank"}}
-{{r|Banking panic}}
-{{r|Basis point}}
-{{r|Bubble (economics)}}
-*&nbsp;CDS - See Credit default swap.
-{{r|CDS spread}}
-{{r|Credit default swap}}
-{{r|Credit easing}}
-{{r|Crowding out}}
-{{r|Debt trap}}
-{{r|Deleveraging}}
-{{r|Fiscal}}
-{{r|Fiscal gap}}
-{{r|Fiscal stimulus}}
-{{r|LIBOR}}
-{{r|LIBOR-OIS spread}}
-{{r|Mark to market}}
-{{r|Monetary base}}
-{{r|Money market}}
-{{r|Money supply}}
-{{r|Output gap}}
-{{r|Quantitative easing}}
-{{r|Ricardian equivalence}}
-{{r|Sovereign default}}
-{{r|Sovereign spread}}
-{{r|Stress test (banking)}}