While examining the recent mortgage crisis, a sociologist would consider all but which of the following factors?

a. The number of U. S. economic analysts

b. The American perception of debt

c. The shifting class structure within the U. S.

d. U. S. unemployment rates

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Bryant Hansen

17 January, 06:35

While examining the recent mortgage crisis, a sociologist would consider all but which of the following factors?

a. The number of U. S. economic analysts

b. The American perception of debt

c. The shifting class structure within the U. S.

d. U. S. unemployment rates

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Aryana Mcfarland · Answer 1

The correct answer is a. The number of U. S. economic analysts.

Explanation:

The subprime mortgage crisis was a financial crisis, due to credit distrust, which, as a growing rumor, initially spread through the US financial markets and was the alarm that targeted Europe's junk mortgages from the summer of 2007, evidencing the following summer with the financial crisis of 2008. Generally, it is considered the trigger for the economic crisis of 2008-2015 at the international level, including the real estate bubble in Spain.

To consider the phenomenon and study its impact, the first variable is not taken into account because it is not directly related to the crisis, and for this reason it is not necessary to recognize what were the variables that negatively impacted in a given period of time.

While examining the recent mortgage crisis, a sociologist would consider all but which of the following factors?a. The number of U. S. economic analystsb. The American perception of debtc. The shifting class structure within the U. S.d. U. S. unemployment rates

While examining the recent mortgage crisis, a sociologist would consider all but which of the following factors?

a. The number of U. S. economic analysts

b. The American perception of debt

c. The shifting class structure within the U. S.

d. U. S. unemployment rates