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What Paulson wants to do and why I don't like ... Posted by: khanacademy
Video duration: 665 seconds Global video hits: 37177 What Paulson wants to do and why I don't like it. Related: credit, crunch, moral, hazard, paulson, treasury, bailout, finance Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Bailout 8: Systemic Risk Posted by: khanacademy
Video duration: 712 seconds Global video hits: 34335 How the banks are connected. What happens when one bank fails. Related: paulson, lehman, aig, goldman, bailout, credit, crunch, bernanke Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Be a Better Leader, Have a Richer Life Posted by: HarvardBusiness
Video duration: 416 seconds Global video hits: 57793 An interview with Stewart Friedman, Professor, University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Traditional thinking pits work and the rest of our lives against each other. But taking smart steps to integrate work, home, community, and self will make you a more productive leader and a more fulfilled person. Related: stewart, friedman, leadership, balance, managing, yourself, productivity, harvard, business, school, publishing Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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The Best Of Doug Wead: "Why Ron Paul Should Be President" Posted by: KramerDSP
Video duration: 535 seconds Global video hits: 19959 This video is a compilation of the best of Doug Wead's recent appearances on cable news programs, and was used to present the case for why Ron Paul should be the 45'th President of the United States. This was also made to show tribute to Doug Wead for his masterful job thus far as a surrogate for the campaign. Related: doug wead, ron paul, the best of doug wead, thomas jefferson, winston churchill, incorruptible, president of the united states Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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5 Good Schools For Low-Income Students Posted by: tytuniversity
Video duration: 364 seconds Global video hits: 5072 Ana Kasparian and Jayar Jackson discuss the 5 colleges that are best for low-income students according to the Education Trust. Related: educationtrust, colleges, low-income, lowincome, schools, tuition, books, loans, debt, cost, degree, graduate, calstate, californiastate, northridge, fullerton, longbeach, baruch, queens, university, northcarolina, greensboro, tytu, anakasparian, jayarjackson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Portrait Of A Good Father Posted by: gccopelandful
Video duration: 4517 seconds Global video hits: 40690 Bishop Noel Jones encouraging us to be joyful when we encounter various trials knowing our reward is being approved by our Father in heaven. Related: bishop, noel, jones, preaching, sermons, 2011 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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By: senglord. on 22 Apr 12, 04:38:21
this is? exactly what happened during the next four years. And Barack Obama gets the bad end of the stick.
By: nokkont. on 19 Apr 12, 19:26:19
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By: TheCloneOfRevelution. on 30 Mar 12, 17:42:13
what is this? program?
By: Arlemagne. on 14 Nov 11, 21:37:57
They can't liquidate D's assets? Maybe? they can try liquidating doze assets? Thank you. I'll be here all week. Be sure to tip your waitress.
By: BobbyWarrenMiller. on 09 Jul 11, 12:45:45
Stop worrying US/Europe. Your pride and joy, ISRAEL, the country you're willing to sacrifice the lives of your children for, give up your jobs for, and donate your savings to, has your best interest at heart. Don't believe me, just asks our? savior. No I'm not talking about Jesus, the no-show for 9/11, Katrina or Fukushima. I'm talking about the likes of Bernanke, Blankfein and Netanyahu.
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By: arlenschmidt. on 15 Oct 10, 22:47:58
Have a cry?
By: frother. on 29 Jun 10, 01:57:36
He said in previous videos that the smelly CDOs are specifically packaged to? contain the highest-risk mortgages that are likely to default
By: derirfan. on 26 Aug 09, 17:56:11
I am about? to write an essay on the whole bailout issue and luckily found ur Channel which gives a very intuitive introduction to the topic! Thumbs up!
By: libradaritadjv. on 17 Jun 09, 11:53:43
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By: bry3921. on 24 Apr 09, 08:32:56
This gangster? is bald, tall, white, and gravitas in his voice. Pulls up the truck to haul away half a billion, then comes to the people as the shameless rats finish up the ruination of two nations, 3 page document in hand demanding 700 billion for greedy devils. Hand it over! He should have yanked a child from a mother and hacked her arm off, threatening to do the next. "epistemological"? please, think papa and baby doc in Haiti.
By: ananiasacts. on 12 Apr 09, 19:09:29
It seems like we could have simply doubled the mortgage interest tax credit to artificially reflate the housing market for a lot less money because it would have given the banks time, and lots of fresh capital in the form of new loans to 1/3 of Americans who own their homes outright would take out a small loan merely to bank the money. We could then phase that out over 50 years or so until their the credit no? longer exists. That would help pay for it.
By: JLZesbaugh. on 11 Apr 09, 00:48:20
The current perception? of the assets is toxic, but to a long standing institution(fed), they may not be so. The challenge is simply making adjustments so people can repay these mortgages. Grouped like they were no bank could make those adjustments, however, the gov has to authority to make favorable adjustments, decreasing the toxicity. On to the next.
By: checoavalos. on 02 Apr 09, 06:56:23
Sal, you are brilliant! you should appear on TV . You make those people know nothing. The only thing they say is TOXIC ASSETS and blame the? MARK TO MARKET. Now is the accountant's fault for using the mark to market.
By: carthfhuil. on 28 Mar 09, 05:06:43
Yeah, these are great. Having all the balance sheets out on a single screen really makes it? easy to understadn.
By: nissanka. on 19 Mar 09, 18:47:43
Good stuff. It's a shame that this has? only 7000 views. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
By: seppukuhierarchy. on 18 Mar 09, 18:07:46
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By: ThatIsNotDeadWhich. on 05 Mar 09, 19:26:32
Falsification involves empirical evidence. If you? do not accept the validity of empirical evidence, then you cannot falsify your models.
By: ivar197. on 05 Mar 09, 19:20:17
i dont understand this. How are their models not open to falsification and if they are where is some solid rebuttal available, id be interested in hearing?
By: ThatIsNotDeadWhich. on 05 Mar 09, 19:14:15
The principal epistemological problem with Austrian economics is that it refuses to submit its models to falsification. That makes it a branch of political philosophy, not political economics (and, as noted below, means that it cannot make reliable predictions). The principal pragmatic objection is that it does make predictions (in the form of policy recommendations), and those predictions fail across the board, whenever? they are implemented.
By: ThatIsNotDeadWhich. on 05 Mar 09, 19:08:17
There is no "market" for infrastructure, for a variety of obvious logistical reasons (marginal cost vs. sunk cost and winner-takes-all advantages, for two examples). And? while you are of course free to reject empirical evidence out of hand, this means that you cannot make predictions. Making predictions inherently involves exposing your model to falsification. That's page one of every epistemology textbook since Popper.
By: ivar197. on 05 Mar 09, 18:58:58
i see no reason why infrastructure that doesnt work reliably would be? competitive in a free market. As for the second paragraph, refer to my earlier post on empirical evidence
By: ivar197. on 05 Mar 09, 18:49:35
I cant comment on neo-classic economy in general, but the Austrian school assumes that people act in their interests(even if they sometimes misunderstand what their interests are) and builds its economic claims on that. Id like to hear your favorite rebuttal on that school's views. With? sources if possible, hard to post convicing arguments in the youtube commentary environment without that.
By: ThatIsNotDeadWhich. on 05 Mar 09, 18:36:21
Garbage in, garbage out. If your "theory" starts from the assumption of rational expectations, perfect information and externality-free contracts, your "theory" is bullshit. Bluntly put, Friedman and every other neo-classical "economist" like him are hacks, because their assumptions are worthless garbage. For that matter, their market fundamentalism has failed so thoroughly, so systematically and so completely? that it is actually possible to do empirical studies of its failure.