Financial Crises Explained
From the 2008 crash to the AI boom: how bubbles inflate and why they burst
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Two drawn lectures that take you from cheap money and subprime loans to Lehman Brothers, then ask whether today's AI spending looks like a bubble. Every number has a source; every lesson has a recap, review questions and printable notes.
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- Explain how subprime lending, securitization and leverage turned a housing slump into a global crisis
- Read a CDO tranche structure and say who loses first
- Compare the AI investment boom with the dot-com and housing bubbles
- Tell debt-funded bubbles from equity-funded ones and why it matters
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01Lessons
2 bài họcThe 2008 Financial Crisis12:11 · 11 mục lục
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Housing and cheap money
- 2:16Subprime lending
- 3:20Securitization: MBS and CDOs
- 5:10Credit ratings
- 5:58The fall of Lehman Brothers
- 7:49Global contagion
- 8:32The policy response
- 9:20Lessons
- 10:00Recap
- 10:27Review questions
Is AI a bubble?16:25 · 11 mục lục
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36What is a bubble?
- 1:44The AI boom in numbers
- 2:49Where the money flows
- 5:15The revenue gap
- 6:50Echoes of 2000
- 9:51The bull case
- 11:06Risks to watch
- 13:12What it means for you
- 14:06Recap
- 14:37Review questions