Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve

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11/15/2019 This is a very revealing documentary about the Fed's (and the other central banks like ECB, BOJ) role in creating all the bubbles, and honestly reveals that central planning doesn't seem to work at all. This falls in line with many economists (particularly free market Austrian economists) and it is to be believed that the way forward is by regulating the central banks themselves first so that they can't do the easy money policy. Otherwise, we will truly never get out of this Monetary Roach Motel as the economist Peter Schiff likes to say. See more s r @ScottR 06/09/2017 A film that tries to stay balanced, but it still tilts. Informative. See more 08/29/2016 8/29/16 Netflix Informative as hell albeit a bit wonkish. Scary as hell if you heed to the warnings about down the road policy. Mad as hell at those who allow and encourage bubbles such as Alan Geenspan and greedy bankers and corrupt politicians and morally bankrupt regulatory agencies. See more 10/29/2015 Informative. Short and sweet i know. See more 02/19/2015 Great explanation of Federal Reserve, fiscal policy and Greed gone awry.... See more 10/24/2013 historical review of the Fed from 1913 to 2013 ... blames the Fed as worst offender for current situation but w/o any attempt at evaluating economic theory or proposing any solutions ... See more Read all reviews

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