According to USA-Today, in Tuesday's presidential debate, John McCain and barack obama attacked each other and put forward their own solutions to the US financial crisis.
According to USA-Today, in Tuesday's presidential debate, John McCain and barack obama blamed each other and put forward suggestions to solve the national financial crisis.
Mccain promised to help homeowners in trouble, while Obama said that the government must ensure that the national large-scale rescue plan is implemented as planned.
Mccain promised to help troubled homeowners, while Obama said the government must ensure that the huge federal financial rescue plan goes as planned.
The theme of the debate between the two soon focused on economic issues, and the debate that night mainly focused on this topic.
The debate immediately focused on the economy and lasted all night.
Mccain suggested that the Ministry of Finance buy bad mortgages conditionally and negotiate with homeowners again according to the current house price.
Mccain called on the Ministry of Finance to conditionally purchase questionable mortgages and renegotiate with homeowners at the current value of their houses.
Mccain said: "We all know that only when we stabilize American family values can we create jobs and restore our economy." .
Mccain said, "We all know, my friends, that unless we stabilize American family values, we will never start to create jobs and repair our economy.
In addition, we must rebuild trust and confidence in the United States. "
We must bring some trust and confidence back to America. "
Obama called the recent economic downturn "the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression" and said that the government must ensure that the signed financial rescue plan is implemented as planned.
Obama called the current economic recession "the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression" and said that the government must ensure that the financial rescue plan signed into law is implemented as planned.
He said: "I believe this will be the final trial of the failed economic policy pursued by the Bush administration for eight years, and Senator McCain is a supporter of this policy."
"I believe this is the final verdict on the failed economic policies of the past eight years, which were vigorously promoted by President Bush and supported by Senator McCain," he said. .
A few hours before the debate began, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged another 508 points. This debate started in the financial crisis.
The debate began after the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 508 points, and the resulting financial anxiety hung over the debate.
Mccain accused Obama of being the second largest recipient of donations in the Senate from Fannie Mae and the Federal Housing Mortgage Corporation, which are now discredited mortgage giants.
Mccain accused Obama of being the second largest recipient of personal donations in the Senate from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are now notorious mortgage giants.
Obama retorted that Davis, the manager of McCain's campaign team, owns a stake in a political public relations company in Washington. Until recently, the company received thousands of funds from the Federal Housing Mortgage Corporation every month.
Obama retorted that Rick Davis, McCain's campaign manager, owned shares in a lobbying company in Washington. Until recently, the company received thousands of dollars from Freddie Mac every month.
Reuters reported that both candidates vowed to make the United States energy independent.
According to Reuters, both candidates have pledged to make the United States energy independent.
Mccain said that nuclear power is a kind of pollution-free energy and will be the key to solving climate change. He also laughed at Obama.
Mccain called nuclear energy a clean energy source and would be the key to tackling climate change, and mocked Obama.
Obama supports the development of nuclear energy as part of a big energy plan.
Obama says he is in favor of nuclear energy as part of a broader energy plan.
The Associated Press reported that the topic of the debate also involved foreign policy, which was as intense as economic and domestic affairs.
The Associated Press reported that the debate also turned to foreign policy, and the intensity of the debate was no less than that of economic and domestic affairs.
Mccain called his opponent "wrong in Iraq and the parade."
Mccain said his opponent was "wrong about Iraq and sending more troops.
"He (Obama) is wrong about Russia's invasion of Georgia."
"When Russia invaded Georgia, he misjudged Russia."
"His career is very short, and he still doesn't understand the challenges facing our country on security issues."
"In his short career, he didn't understand our national security challenges."
"We don't have time for on-the-job training."
"We have no time for on-the-job training."
Obama retorted sarcastically that he really didn't know much about some things, such as how the United States will face the challenges in Afghanistan after spending hundreds of billions of dollars in Iraq over the years.
Obama retorted ironically that he didn't understand some things, such as how to face the challenge of Afghanistan after spending years and hundreds of billions of dollars in Iraq.
According to Reuters, a quick survey conducted by CBS and CNN after the debate showed that Obama won the debate.
According to Reuters, after the debate, two quick polls by CBS and CNN both thought Obama won.
Reuters commented that McCain may not have another chance to reverse the election.
Reuters commented that McCain may lose the chance to reshape the campaign.
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The financial crisis has greatly increased the number of MBA applicants.
At present, Wall Street is full of sorrow, but business schools all over the United States are excited about it: the number of people applying for full-time MBA programs surged in 2008.
Business on Wall Street is not good, and business schools all over the country are preparing for the impact: the number of people applying for full-time MBA programs has surged this year.
The financial market is chaotic, the American economy is slowing down, and profound structural changes are taking place on Wall Street. Many people think it is a good time to go back to school to recharge.
With the financial market in turmoil and the economic slowdown, Wall Street is undergoing a profound structural change, and many people have decided that now is a good time to return to school.
Some people who are considering enrolling are victims of layoffs in the financial industry, while others feel that their jobs are about to be lost.
Some people who want to be excellent students have become victims of layoffs in the financial industry. Others think that their jobs may disappear soon.
Even MBA applicants who have stable jobs at present think it is a good choice to study for a postgraduate diploma during this period-because opportunities for promotion and job-hopping will be scarce in the next few years.
Even some applicants with stable jobs think it is meaningful to go to graduate school now, because it is difficult to find promotion and new opportunities in the next few years.
Business schools don't count the number of applicants, because the deadline for the first round of enrollment in most top schools is in the middle of 10. However, many business schools say that the number of people consulting MBA courses has increased a lot this year.
Schools have no record of applying-because the deadline for the first round of enrollment in most top schools is1mid-October-but many schools have reported a great increase in interest.
According to the data of Stern Business School of new york University, the number of people attending its off-campus MBA promotion meeting increased by 30% this year.
The Stern Business School of new york University reported that the number of people attending off-site information meetings increased by 30% this year.
The number of applicants from Kellogg School of Management at Northwest University has increased by 22%.
So far, the number of applicants from the School of Management of Northwest University has increased by 22%.
The Graduate School of Business Administration of the University of Chicago said that the number of participants in its online consultation and promotion meetings has increased significantly.
University of chicago booth school of business said that the number of people attending online consultation and information meetings has increased significantly.
This year, the number of applicants for GMAT is also increasing.
This year, more and more people signed up for the postgraduate management entrance examination.
The American Graduate Admissions Management Committee is located in McLean, Virginia, and its members include 165 Business School.
According to the data of the American Graduate Admissions Management Committee, the Committee is a member organization headquartered in McLean, Virginia, with 165 American graduate business schools.
According to the statistics of this institution, from June 5438+0 to September 2008, the number of GMAT students registered reached 129902, an increase of 5. 1% over the same period last year.
In the first nine months of this year, GMAT registered a total of 129902, an increase of 5. 1% over the same period last year.
These figures reflect a trend similar to previous recessions.
This figure reflects the trend in the past economic downturn.
Business schools and economists say that the number of graduate students enrolled is countercyclical, that is, it runs counter to the degree of economic prosperity.
Business schools and economists say that graduate enrollment is countercyclical, that is, graduate enrollment is in the opposite direction to the economic cycle.
Due to the chain reaction of the subprime mortgage crisis, these MBA graduates will face a completely different Wall Street when they graduate, and the job market may be very pessimistic.
When this year's MBA graduates graduate, they will enter a completely different Wall Street and a potentially smaller job market, which has been changed by the chain reaction of the credit crisis.
Graduate students who are about to graduate this year have already felt the downturn in the job market.
This year's fresh graduates have encountered a more severe job market.
Cole said that at the University of Chicago, the number of graduates who found jobs or were invited by companies in 2008 dropped by about 3 percentage points compared with last year.
Ms. Cole said that at the University of Chicago, the proportion of the class of 2008 who received or accepted the admission notice decreased by about three percentage points compared with the previous year.
Some business schools say that applicants with stable jobs may give up the opportunity to enter business schools because of the uncertain employment prospects after graduation.
In fact, the school said that it didn't know what the job market would be like after graduation, which might prevent some potential applicants with stable jobs from applying.
Some applicants are going to try their luck.
Some applicants are taking their chances.
Other graduate schools also expect the number of applicants to increase.
Other graduate schools also expect the number of applicants to increase.
Students have to consider another problem this year-the subprime mortgage crisis has made it difficult to apply for student loans.
Another factor that students need to consider this year is that the credit crisis has disrupted the student loan market.
Mark Kantrowitz, head of FinAid.org, who has been paying close attention to the development of this field, said that in 2007, 144 private and government education lending institutions suspended student loans.
Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of FinAid.org, who has been paying attention to the development, said that in the past year, 144 educational lending institutions suspended private and federal loans.
However, Kantrowitz said that business school students should be able to find loans, because many lending institutions only suspend loans to undergraduates and adult education students.
Still, Kantrowitz said, business school students should be able to find loans. He said that many lenders have suspended loans for undergraduates and continuing education students, but not for graduate students.
For these lending institutions, "graduate loan projects are the most profitable because the loan quality is the highest."
He said that for lenders, graduate loans are the most profitable because the loan balance is the highest.
However, if students want to get private loans, they may need to provide more credit certificates, and the loan interest rate will also rise.
However, students may face stricter credit requirements and pay higher interest rates when obtaining private loans.