
Barry Ritholtz On Poking Holes in the Financial Status Quo, The Myths of Inflation, and Having the Patience to Get Rich Slowly
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Too Big to Fail in the Financial Crisis
The discussion focuses on the concept of 'too big to fail' and explores the role of regulators, easy money, and regulatory changes in preventing the failure of large financial institutions. They highlight the complexity of the economy and factors contributing to the crisis, such as deregulation and the Federal Reserve's interest rates.
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