Скачать или смотреть The Real Cause of the 2008 Financial Collapse

The 2008 crash did not happen because greed suddenly appeared in 2007.

It followed years of artificially cheap credit that distorted interest rates and sent false signals across the economy. Labor was misallocated. Capital was misallocated. Housing investment exploded far beyond real demand.

Rapid growth is not proof of stability. In centrally planned credit systems, it is often a warning sign.

The fastest housing price growth in U.S. history came right before the largest financial collapse since the 1930s.

Booms fueled by manipulated money always feel strong right before they break.

This video explains why centrally controlled credit creates cycles that look like prosperity until they turn into collapse.