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What is a good argumentative statement that incorporates the stock market and economic crisis?
24 Apr
Posted by: admin in: Economics
Shazeeda asked:
The economic crisis deals with the credit crisis, bailouts, stock market crash, unemployment rate, value of the dollar etc..
The economic crisis deals with the credit crisis, bailouts, stock market crash, unemployment rate, value of the dollar etc..
I have to write an argumentative paper about the stock market, but the concept of stocks and bonds are confusing to me, despite doing extensive research. I am having trouble coming up with an argumentative thesis statement. Any suggestions will be helpful
Thanks!
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2 Responses
corgiesrule
27|Apr|2009 1imprinted pens
The greed of corporate America and it’s CEOs in particular have lead to our current financial woes.
jthelad@ymail.com
29|Apr|2009 2trade the qqq
I know this is a bit vague but you could try taking issue with short selling.
On the one hand you could argue that it improves efficiency and acts as a strong incentive for firms to remain efficient. i.e firms cannot rely on their share price holding up despite lax management as short selling would pull the share price down.
On the other hand you could argue that short selling can result in firms with relatively healthy ballance sheets seeing their share price fall through the floor due to short sellers bringing prices down, leading to uncertainty, leading to further price drops, etc etc
This way you could bring in all the arguments for the free market on the “for” short selling side, and use all the information from this recession and its links to short selling on the “against” short selling side of the argument.
Maybe something like “Short selling: the achilles heel of a free stock market” or something ridiculously cheesy of that ilk!
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