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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2011

The Short and Simple Story of the Credit Crisis -- The Full Version

By Jonathan Jarvis.

Crisisofcredit.com

The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and uninitiated.

This is the original, full version.

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  • FiatBurner

    A central bank that manipulates interest rates and controls the money supply is not capitalism. Do not blame capitalism because we do not have capitalism. We have corporatism: a merger between big corporations/banks and big government.

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  • Anikah Tennyson

    Capitalism = Risking private capital, creating private profit and private loss.

    Corporatism = Borrowing public capital, creating private profit and public loss.

    End the Fed!

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  • AVKtheConqueror

    Finally, a video explaining the debt crisis without any dumb ass conspiracy in it.

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  • rfrates10

    Rather than just monitoring the movements of the stock market, dissecting the root causes of the ongoing financial crisis requires a close look at developments in the interbank market as well as the credit market. The impact of incredibly complicated transactions among professional participants in these two markets has spread beyond U.S. borders to wreak havoc on foreign exchange and stock markets around the globe while amplifying a credit crisis.

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  • Daniel Mccarthy

    is this essentially what happened in the UK too?

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  • tomandkelly

    It's called fractional reserve banking..... google it

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  • jsj89football

    Yeah, a person can't, but a large firm can.

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