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Archibald 2022-09-03 12:40:50
just write
It's been 17 years since I saw this film, and I don't know much about the financial crisis at my age. In the past, "Stealing Yourself" gave me a great shock, and I saw the financial industry move the whole world. Although it is a negative pry. "Stealth and robbery" tends to put the blame on the...
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Marta 2022-09-27 00:52:32
There's nothing anyone can do when the bubble bursts
Too big to fail recounts a part of the 2008 financial crisis, which made me feel that as a regulator of the financial system, every decision is so difficult and important, like walking a tightrope, like a desert traveler drinking poisonous water, sometimes there are A better choice, sometimes no...
Chuck Schumer
Extended Reading
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Destin 2022-06-24 20:22:55
In the first half, I read the wiki, and in the second half, I remembered the impact of the financial crisis on small civilians like me in the last time in France. The performance of the stars was very exciting, but Paulson was cleared of suspicion. I don't know if Lao Bao invested any money, and the four stars dropped by one.
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Deja 2022-06-24 16:06:35
The American media and the producers and directors of some documentaries are really excellent. They focus on major social issues and can quickly record history in their own way. This film is a good example. I read a few about the financial crisis in 2008, and they all have their own priorities. This film starts from the response of the US Treasury Department, because the Secretary of the Treasury is unlikely to be interviewed in the form of a documentary, so they use the form of this drama
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