The 2008 Financial Crisis was a global economic collapse triggered by risky subprime mortgages and failing banks. Governments and central banks used bailouts and stimulus to stabilize markets, benefiting financial institutions and investors while costing taxpayers. It reshaped regulation, lending, and economic policy worldwide.
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