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| name      = Great Recession
| title     = [[Great Recession]]
| state     = (({state<includeonly>|collapsed</includeonly>))}
| bodyclass = hlist

| group1 = By region
| list1  =
* [[Great Recession in Africa|Africa]]
* [[Great Recession in the Americas|Americas]]
** [[Great Recession in the United States|United States]]
** [[Great Recession in South America|South America]]
* [[Great Recession in Asia|Asia]]
* [[Great Recession in Europe|Europe]]
* [[Great Recession in Oceania|Oceania]]

| group2 = United States-specific
| list2  =
* [[Automotive industry crisis of 2008–2010|Automotive industry crisis]]
* [[2008–2012 California budget crisis|California budget crisis]]
* [[United States housing bubble|Housing bubble]]
* [[United States housing market correction|Housing market correction]]
* [[Subprime mortgage crisis]]

| group3 = Banking losses and fraud
| list3  =
* [[Libor scandal]]
**[[Tom Hayes (trader)|Tom Hayes]]
* [[2008 Société Générale trading loss|Société Générale trading loss]]
* [[Forex scandal]]
* [[Bernie Madoff]]
* [[Tom Petters]]
* [[Scott W. Rothstein]]
* [[Allen Stanford]]

| group4 = Government entities
| list4  =
* [[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]
* [[Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation]]
* [[Federal Home Loan Banks]]
* [[Federal Housing Administration]]
* [[Federal Housing Finance Agency]]
* [[Federal Housing Finance Board]]
* [[Federal Reserve System]]
* [[Government National Mortgage Association]]
* [[National Asset Management Agency]]
* [[Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight]]
* [[Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability|Office of Financial Stability]]
* [[UK Financial Investments]]

| list5 = ((Navbox|child
| title = Government policy and spending responses

| group6 = Banking and finance<br/> stability and reform
| list6  =
* [[Banking (Special Provisions) Act 2008]]
* [[China–Japan–South Korea trilateral summit]]
* [[Commercial Paper Funding Facility]]
* [[Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act]]
* [[Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008]]
* [[Irish emergency budget, 2009]]
* [[Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program]]
* [[Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility]]
* [[Troubled Asset Relief Program]]
* [[2008 United Kingdom bank rescue package]]

((navbox|subgroup
  | group1 = Bank stress tests
  | list1 =
* [[2010 European Union bank stress test|EU]]
* [[2009 Supervisory Capital Assessment Program|U.S.]]
))

| group7 = Stimulus and recovery
| list7style = background: #f7f7f7;
| list7  =
* [[2008 European Union stimulus plan]]
* [[2008–2009 Keynesian resurgence]]
* [[American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009]]
* [[Chinese economic stimulus program]]
* [[Economic Stimulus Act of 2008]]
* [[Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009]]
* [[Green New Deal]]
* [[Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008]]
* [[National fiscal policy response to the Great Recession]]
* [[Zero interest-rate policy]]

| group8 = Government interventions,<br/> rescues, and acquisitions
| list8style = background: transparent;
| list8  =
* [[List of banks acquired or bankrupted during the Great Recession]]

((navbox|subgroup|evenodd=swap
  | group1 = Non-banking
  | list1 =
* [[Chrysler]]
* [[General Motors]]
))
))

| group9 = Securities involved <br/> and financial markets
| list9  =
* [[Auction rate security|Auction rate securities]]
* [[Collateralized debt obligation]]s
* [[Collateralized mortgage obligation]]s
* [[Credit default swap]]s
* [[Mortgage-backed security|Mortgage-backed securities]]
* [[Secondary mortgage market]]

| group10 = Social responses
| list10  =
* [[Tea Party protests]] (United States; c. 2009)
* [[2009 May Day protests]] (Europe, Middle East and North Africa, Asia; 2009)
* [[Arab Spring]] (MENA; 2010–2012)
* [[Occupy movement]] (worldwide; 2011–2012)
** [[Occupy Wall Street]]

| group11 = Related topics
| list11  =
* [[2000s energy crisis]]
** [[2008 Central Asia energy crisis]]
* [[Effects of the Great Recession on museums]]
* [[Decline of newspapers]]
* [[2007–2008 world food price crisis]]
* [[Retail apocalypse]]

| below =
* [[European debt crisis]]
* [[2007–2008 financial crisis]]
* [[List of countries by public debt]]

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==See also==
* [[Template:European sovereign-debt crisis]]
* [[Template:Subprime mortgage crisis sidebar]]

[[Category:Economics navigational boxes]]
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