Survey report on the financial crisis, brief introduction to the financial crisis

First, the commodity ** will decline. As the demand decreases, all kinds of commodities will decline, don't worry if you want to buy a house, some people estimate that domestic houses will fall by 50% in the next one to three years or so.

2. Be budget-conscious. Even if you are rich, even if you are a big money, don't "burn bags", stop "fighting for wealth", stop being "chic", or live a good life as a hard life!

Third, jobs are getting harder and harder to find. Businesses are closing down, laying off employees, and you will think of adding new employees? Therefore, it will be more difficult for college graduates to find a job.

Fourth, don't think about raising your salary. In the midst of the global financial crisis, a raise will gradually become a difficult thing to do, your salary may be lower, and your bonuses will become less and less even think about it. Therefore, if you are a consumer who relies on wages, you should pay attention to reducing expenses.

Fifth, all industries are depressed, and money is a treasure. Including investment, consumption, ** will be cold. People will pay more attention to cash. Cash will become more and more precious, and money will feel more and more like money.

Sixth, more businesses will go out of business. In particular, some foreign trade enterprises, affected by the foreign financial crisis, have lost money in exports, and when the enterprises become insolvent, they will go bankrupt, and the collapse of the enterprises will naturally affect the people.

Seventh, the enterprise set off another wave of layoffs. If it is difficult for enterprises to do business, they will find ways to reduce costs and reduce production, and they will make up their minds about laying off employees, and if a family member is laid off, it will affect family life.

8. "Living within your means" is the best move. The story of an "American granny" and a "Chinese granny" is almost universally known. ** rendering and guidance, so that many Chinese people, especially the younger generation, are very envious of the Americans' "dashing" consumption model, the concept of loan consumption, early consumption is almost deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, "Kanu", "house slave", "car slave" a large number of emergence.

It's time for these "slaves" to reflect!

9. Don't try to get rid of it easily. **A large number of shrinkage, once thought of**The hope of panning for gold has been dashed, and even the institutions are complaining, what hope do we** have?

10. The poor have the hardest life. There are still many poor people in China, and when the financial crisis comes, the days that were stretched are even more difficult, but fortunately, everyone has had the experience of hard times in the past, and fortunately, the current ** will care about the disadvantaged groups, so it will be over after a while.

Difficult! You have to investigate various industries! Surveys aren't that simple! You might as well spell it out from the Internet!

A financial crisis refers to a situation in which all or most of financial indicators such as interest rates, exchange rates, assets**, corporate solvency, and financial institution failure indices deteriorate, making it impossible to continue normal investment and financing activities.

"Financial Crisis" is a song often made by the original ** team Mo Ming Qimiao based on the US economic crisis at the end of 2008, and the song is included in Mobao.

Lyrics: Tony MS

Singing: Fireworks show

Mixing: HITA

An investigation report generally consists of two parts: a title and a body.

a) Title. Titles can be written in two ways. One is the standardized title format, that is, "subject of the document" plus "language", and the basic format is "investigation report on ", "investigation report on ", "investigation", etc.

The other is a free-style title, which includes three types: declarative, question-based, and a combination of main and subtitle.

b) Text. The text is generally divided into three parts: the preface, the main body, and the ending.

1 Introduction. There are several ways to write it: the first is to state the cause or purpose of the investigation, the time and place, the object or scope, the process and method, and the composition of the personnel and other circumstances of the investigation itself, from which the central question or basic conclusion can be derived; The second is to write down the historical background, general development process, current situation, main achievements, outstanding problems and other basic information of the survey object, and then put forward the central question or main viewpoint; The third is to get straight to the point and directly summarize the results of the investigation, such as affirming the practice, pointing out the problem, prompting the impact, and explaining the central content.

The preface plays the role of the finishing touch, and it should be concise and concise, and the topic should be straight to the point.

2 Subject. This is the most important part of the survey report, which details the basic situation, practices, and experiences of the survey and research, as well as the specific understandings, viewpoints, and basic conclusions drawn from the analysis of the materials obtained from the survey and research.

3 Ending. There are also many ways to write at the end, which can put forward ways to solve the problem, countermeasures or suggestions for the next step to improve the work; or summarize the main ideas of the whole text to further deepen the theme; or ask questions that provoke further thought; Or look to the future, give encouragement and call to action.

OpportunitiesFrom the perspective of past history, the impact of the international financial crisis usually has six laws: first, the degree of influence is directly proportional to the degree of extroversion, and the more open the place, the greater the impact, for example, the coastal area of this crisis is more affected than the mainland; Second, the degree of influence is proportional to the degree of marketization, and the higher the degree of marketization, the greater the impact; Third, the degree of impact is inversely proportional to the degree of poverty, and poor and backward places are less affected by the crisis; Fourth, the degree of influence is inversely proportional to a country's domestic demand, and the greater the domestic market demand, the smaller the impact; Fifth, the degree of influence is inversely proportional to the administrative capacity, the stronger the control, the smaller the impact, and the financial crisis considers the ability; Sixth, the degree of influence is inversely proportional to national confidence, and the firmer the national confidence, the less affected by the crisis.