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Global Financial Meltdown – One Of The Best Financial Crisis Documentary Films financial crisis 2008

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Meltdown is a four-part investigation into a world of greed and recklessness that brought down the financial world. The show begins with the 2008 crash that …

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3 thoughts on “Global Financial Meltdown – One Of The Best Financial Crisis Documentary Films financial crisis 2008”

  1. Hank Paulson did not like Dick Fuld – he had a very abrasive personality – and that is why he allowed Lehman Brothers to FAIL!!!!
    This was Hank Paulson's revenge.

  2. I worked with a guy that had his house foreclosed on. He was one of those that signed a loan knowing he could never pay it back. He paid for about two years and then Alex Jones told him to stop paying the bank back and they took their house back. The words actually came out if his mouth that he knew he wasn’t capable of complete information that contract. Then he destroyed the house. He’s a Republican.

  3. You can't have a free market with centralized banking. The interest rate set by central banks/federal funds rate, is 50% of every transaction in the markets. When interest rates are low, payments are low, thus encouraging borrowing and discouraging savings. When interest rates are high, payments are high, encouraging savings and discouraging borrowing. Over 70% of our economy is run on consumer spending. When consumer spending collapses, the US will be in BIG trouble.

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