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Can Britain still afford the Olympics?
The US sub-prime mortgage crisis triggered a global financial turmoil, causing the world economy to struggle. Most of the time, we've focused on the United States and China. Today, let's take a look at the situation of another country--the country that will soon host the Olympic Games.
The "butterfly effect" of the US sub-prime mortgage crisis had never stopped spreading to the European financial market. There was no doubt that the United Kingdom had also been greatly affected. According to the figures of the British Bureau of statistics, the British economy grew by 3.1% in 2007, slowed down to 1.75%-2.25% in 2008, and recovered to 2.25%-2.75% in 2009. Some economics experts pointed out: "The British economy in 2008 will definitely be very bad. The question is how bad it will be.
Why did the sub-prime crisis have such a big impact on the UK? Reason: ) In the global capital market, the real estate financial market in the United States occupied a very important position. This meant that British investors had to consider buying American real estate financial products if they wanted to build their own asset combinations on a global scale. However, when the US sub-prime mortgage crisis caused the value of real estate financial products to shrink sharply, it would inevitably cause the value of assets of British financial institutions to plummet and the value of collateral to shrink severely.
The sub-prime mortgage crisis caused great turmoil in British financial institutions. Take the Northern Rock Bank as an example. Northern Rock Bank was the fifth largest mortgage institution in the UK and ranked first in the UK in terms of new mortgage loans in the first half of this year. Northern Rock Bank's success in the mortgage market had suffered a setback due to the US sub-prime mortgage crisis and had to ask the central bank for help. Since the end of July this year, the US sub-prime mortgage crisis has hit the world. Inter-bank lending has been greatly reduced, and lending rates have risen. On September 17th, panicked investors from all over the country crowded 70 branches of Northern Rock Bank in the UK to withdraw their deposits. Some people even predicted that within a year, the name of Northern Rock Bank would disappear from the main streets of Britain.
The British government made a series of moves. In order to stabilize the people, Alistair Darling, the British Chancellor of the Exile, told the BBC: The financial system has enough money, and the banks have money... They are just not willing to borrow in the short term now, which makes institutions such as Northern Rock Bank encounter difficulties in financing.
The UK's economy was currently facing a decline. Would the construction of infrastructure be affected in the face of the upcoming Olympic Games? The answer was yes. Take the construction of the Olympic Village as an example. The financial crisis had affected the plans of private investors to contract the construction of the Olympic Village. Although the organizers had promised that no more than two athletes would live in each room, now the organizers might have to break this promise. Some athletes might have to live in three rooms. In addition, the cost of hosting the Olympics was also increasing. When London won the right to host the Olympics, the budget was 2.4 billion pounds, but it had increased to 9.35 billion pounds last year. Tessa Jowell, the minister of state in charge of the Olympics, admitted that if the government had known that the economy was about to fall into a slump, Britain would not have bid for the 2012 Olympics. The UK had no choice but to continue preparing for the Olympics. A series of cost-cutting measures had already been implemented. Some people said that London had to be thrifty in hosting the Olympics. British officials had already quietly admitted that London could not compete with this summer's high-profile Beijing Olympics. It was said that the Beijing Olympics cost more than 20 billion pounds.
Perhaps the situation was not that pessimistic. Prime Minister Brown is trying to get out of the economic slump by stimulating consumption, and government officials will try to see the huge cost of preparing for the Olympics as part of that. The British government was working hard to get the country out of the economic crisis, and various measures had taken initial effect. We have reason to believe that the 30th Olympic Games in London in 2012 will be as successful as the Beijing Olympics!
Let's wait and see.

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