

The Explosion of Bailout Culture
5 snips Sep 11, 2024
Ruchir Sharma, an insightful author, discusses the transformation of capitalism and the detrimental rise of bailout culture. He argues that government intervention has shifted from minimal support to overwhelming assistance, creating a system that protects the wealthy while burdening taxpayers. Sharma warns about the emergence of 'zombie companies' post-pandemic and critiques the Federal Reserve's expanded role in market interventions. He advocates for a return to capitalism's core principles, urging reforms to restore competition and reduce government overreach.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Capitalism in Crisis: Post-Pandemic Reflections
01:56 • 21min
The Federal Reserve's Evolving Role and Economic Distortions
23:05 • 5min
The Shift from Capitalism to Socialism: Parallels Between India and America
28:08 • 3min
Restoring Virtue in Capitalism: The Role of Government and Market Actors
31:03 • 3min
Regulation and Its Impact on Competition
34:21 • 10min