o Some commentators argue that when a financial firm is rescued by the government in the midst of a financial crisis, the firm's equity holders should be wiped out, but the firm's creditors should be protected. Does this solve the moral hazard problem? Why or why not? o As described in this chapter, in recent years, both the United States and Greece have experienced increases in government debt and significant economic downturns. In what ways were the two situations similar? In what ways were they different? Why did the two nations have different policy options at their disposal? o When the stock market crashes, what influence does it have on investment, consumption, and aggregate demand? Why? How should the Federal Reserve respond? Why? o It is an election year, and the economy is in a recession. The opposition candidate campaigns on a platform of passing an investment tax credit, which would be effective next year after he takes office. What impact does this campaign promise have on economic conditions during the current year? Please add references or bibliography