Just 8 months ago it was a term that hardly anybody had heard of, or used, now, we turn on the radio, TV or pick up any paper and there it is … Right in our face… ‘Credit Crunch’. In fact it has become so common in its use, it is now difficult to understand just what it means to business and the individual.
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Is the Credit Crunch the Fault of America?
January 15th, 2010 
Peter T Laird 
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Tags: China, company accounts, credit crunch, dubious credit, England, funder, Ireland, lender, personal finance, property, s market, Scotland, UK, USA, vehicle, Wales 
No Comments »Understanding The Credit Crunch
January 10th, 2010 Howard Fletcher This article explains in every day terms the origins, depth and breadth of the credit crisis and why traditional regulatory mechanisms for dealing with the problems are not working. A companion article will examine how the credit crisis and related problems could impact the business climate in 2008.
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