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- Bank of Japan Considers Venture-Capital Route to S...
- Goldman Sucks
- Greek aid deal approaches $160 billion, government...
- Greece again
- Fed set to renew promise of continued low rates
- Our efficient market game is explained in the Wash...
- Wall Street reform: How it could impact you
- Questions for Goldman
- This just in...
- An outside perspective on the IMF meetings
- Stimulus No Help Say Some
- Not sovereign debt, but safe debt?
- China's Booming Economy
- Owning A Toxic Asset
- Let's lobby the Senate!!
- Trading Places
- Stimulative Policy Definitely Working in the Short...
- Obama to Speak on Financial Reform
- List and comparison of recessions
- Morgan Stanley's Huge Profit
- Mathematical Modeling and Financial Crisis
- In light of our monopoly game
- GM making an early payback
- The Michigan Financial Crisis
- Japan: Least Unattractive Person at the Dance
- And the good news keeps coming
- This Bailout Is a Bargain?
- From the Great Recession to "Better Than Normal"
- Undervalued Chinese Currency
- Iceland's Financial Crisis
- SEC Charges Goldman Sachs with Fraud
- Just Don't Call It a Bailout
- Europe's Economy
- Who is really bailing out Greece?
- Greece/ Euro Financial Crisis Timeline
- The story of intergenerational theft
- The Shape of Things to Come
- How Soon We Forget
- Who wants to win Britain's financial problems
- Fannie Mae Income Statement 2009
- America's crisis and what the future holds
- Is this real?
- Golden Parachutes: How the Bankers Went Down
- A followup on Greece
- Ex-Fannie execs: Greed at heart of housing mess
- A look at the crisis in Greece
- Japan's crisis
- Alan Greenspan: The Financial Crisis Was Not My Fault
- 4,197,371 jobs lost nationwide since February 2008
- The U.S. and its $12.5 Trillion Dollar Debt
- Is more consumer spending really a good thing?
- Greece is sinking.....
- The "Great Recession"
- Are CEOs overpaid?
- Risks Interconnection Map (RIM) 2010
- China Vs. USA
- A Little Perspective
- Unemployment Report Show Biggest Gain in Three Years!
- Pretty Funny
- Obama’s 2010 Federal Budget Explained in Plain Eng...
- Peter Eigen: How to expose the corrupt
- Still Believe in Keynesian Economics?
- Who owns America's debt?
- How much is a financial capital asset really worth...
- Foreclosures - Good or Bad?
- Euro Trashed - Why Germany should leave the EU
- A truly scary graph
- Timeline of the crisis - hindsight is 20/20
- Should we nationalize banks that are 'too big to f...
- A definition of securitization
- the Volcker rule
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- The Declining Middle Class
- Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission
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Pretty funny video, kinda paints a scary picture of how our system can work though and how our financial system can be influenced by political favors.
ReplyDeleteI really like this video. It shows that it has gotten to almost a laughing point when muppet like things are talking about our financial system. I also agree with Rob on how it is scary that our financial system can be influence by political favors and actions.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Rob and Ben here. The fact that it really is that easy for some in our society to get there way in Washington speaks a sad and scary story about the state of our democracy. Unfortunately I don't see much hope of changing it anytime in the near future either.
ReplyDelete--Tommy
This video illustrates the problem of political bias and political funding in the current crisis we are in. These investors pay off politicians to get them re-elected just in order to change things so it benefits the investors. I think this is a huge problem in today's political system and needs to be looked at harder and changed.
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