Cuộc khủng hoảng tài chính năm 2008 đã gây ra một cú sốc cho nền kinh tế thế giới, làm giảm tốc độ tăng trưởng, gia tăng tỷ lệ thất nghiệp và buộc phải tịch thu nhà hàng loạt. Kết quả là, nhiều chính phủ cắt giảm chi tiêu, càng khiến người dân rơi vào vực thẳm kinh tế. Trong bài giảng thứ 11 này trong loạt bài “Kinh tế cho con người” của INET, Ha-Joon Chang giải thích về tài chính và các cuộc khủng hoảng tài chính. Về “Kinh tế cho người dân”: “Điều cực kỳ quan trọng đối với nền dân chủ của chúng ta là các công dân bình thường hiểu được các vấn đề chính và lý thuyết cơ bản của kinh tế học”. – Kinh tế học Ha-Joon Chang từ lâu đã trở thành lãnh địa của tháp ngà, nơi ngôn ngữ chuyên biệt và các định lý không rõ ràng khiến hầu hết mọi người không thể tiếp cận được. Đó là một vấn đề. Trong loạt bài mới “Kinh tế học cho con người” của Viện Nghiên cứu Tư duy Kinh tế Mới (INET), nhà kinh tế học và tác giả sách bán chạy nhất Ha-Joon Chang của Đại học Cambridge giải thích các khái niệm chính trong kinh tế học, trao quyền cho bất kỳ ai nắm giữ trách nhiệm giải trình cho chính phủ, xã hội và nền kinh tế của họ. .
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Ban the products? Or hire me to write better algorithms?
The greatest and the clearest explanation about a very complex and complicated subject matter that I have ever had an opportunity of listening to. Thanks a lot for sharing this sort of valuable talk or lecture.
Correct.. Wages have been stagnant since the 1970's.. and that was when Credit cards were born.. thus you could no longer live on your earnings and became a debtor to survive.. and that is why we got screwed by Politicians.. Politicians have refused to raise wages and thus Americans fall deeper and deeper into debt.. to those who say but then the corporations couldn't sell anything and they would fail.. NO, because we are now globalized and thus there are more consumers in other countries to make up for the decline in customers in America..
One thing I always give Greenspan credit for.. during hearings Paul Ryan tried to get Greenspan to agree with privatizing Social Programs.. Alan Greenspan replied "There is NOTHING we cannot pay for so long as the resources exist to buy".. that's right folks we COULD have Medicare For ALL.. we Could Have Millions of Green Jobs and Massive Infrastructure programs which hired Millions of people at Livable Wages.. because we can pay for ALL of it because there is a demand for it.. we do NOT have to pretend "how are we going to pay for it" bullshit..
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anyone has sources about what he said in Company's source of fund? Stock equity, bank lending, debt securities, retain earning in percentage?
this lectutre series is incredbile. i have learnt so much. thank you. i literally have a notebook full of notes from here!
You can almost hear how frustrated he is with the system, if you even want to call it that, a system. More like a circus.
@28:00 Complexity of Financial Markets
pragmatic economists like him should get wider attention than those free market preachers like Milton Friedman who sit in their room thinking about those fancy theories which occur only in textbooks
One must note that merely having regulations won't bring the desired results. Yes, deregulation of financial sector comes with it's own flaws. However, there is always a risk of overregulation. Here in India we have many state owned banks but most of them are reeling with bad debts. Reason: management reforms were never pursued and incentives were absent. We still have a long way to go before we find a perfect combination.
This guy needs to be President Bernie Sanders US Economic Director or at least have major influence within the administration.
Brilliant outlook on current economic affairs. As for financial systems being too complicated, often way too challenging to understand. It is only because they are built to make money not to explain to the rest on how it is done.
Such few comments yet such a powerful lecture here…
There is nothing wrong with Brexit. Unless you hate democracy and want the neoliberal economic model to be written into law so no other economic system is allowed.
Remember the Banana pinned on wall by an Artist sold for $120K? That’s the financial market today – flawed & baseless speculative valuations backed by cheap Central Banks credits.
Prof. Has too much faith in clinical trials.
it seems blindingly obvious that crisis is part of the system – but the crisis does not impact on the rich for they get bailed out – it impacts on the majority especially the poor – surely this works for power – austerity, cut backs, privatization and when crime increases they build more prisons and maybe fund mental health services that also serve power by pathologizing the individual and 'treatment' becomes prescribed drugs and or changing your own thinking, behaviour and attitudes in order to get on with it.
How convenient for you to put out these lectures after the semester is over,…when I have no useful rebuttals to my neoliberal professors.