The 2008 global financial
meltdown of over $20 trillion resulted in millions of families and individuals
losing their homes and jobs. Conventional
wisdom narrates economic successes of the “recovery,” though recovery continues
for the global middle and under classes five years later.
Emotional impacts are never part of any
measurements. What quietly goes unsaid
is that the financial lives and aspirations of most of those individuals will
never be the same while financial institutions have new found global power and
leverage.
Inside Job is the first film to expose shocking facts behind the
economic crisis of 2008 that were selectively omitted in the reports that
covered the unfolding events of those days and led to global conditions today.
Extensive research and interviews
with financial insiders, politicians and journalists, provide the source
material that Inside Job uses to chronicle
the rise of a rogue industry and unveil the corrosive relationships which corrupted
politics, regulation and academia.
For example, the graphic below
broadly illustrates the difference between the ways the financial crisis was
“resolved” in two countries. (Note: the
British solution also resembles the USA model).
Follow this link to learn more ►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xyn3OnsH3o
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