

Carmen Reinhart on Financial Crises
30 snips Nov 23, 2009
Carmen Reinhart, a University of Maryland economist, discusses financial crises and what we can learn from them. Topics include capital inflows, the possibility of a US government default, causes of financial crises and regulatory failure, debt intolerance, and challenges of financial regulation.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Different Varieties of Financial Crises and Their Common Characteristics
02:11 • 3min
Exploring Repudiation of Government Debt and the Possibility of a US Government Default
04:42 • 3min
Default and the 'This Time is Different' Mentality
07:32 • 17min
Causes of Financial Crises and Regulatory Failure
24:53 • 10min
Debt Intolerance and Financial Crises
34:32 • 19min
Capital Flow Bonanzas and Inflation Patterns
53:20 • 10min
Challenges of Financial Regulation and Pessimism for Future Crises
01:02:57 • 4min