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The Descent Of Money
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Welcome to the world of money.
Bread, cash, dosh, dough, loot, lucre, moolah, the readies, the wherewithal.
Call it what you like, money can break us or it can make us.
In the past year, it's certainly broken more than a few of the biggest names on Wall Street and in the City of London.
And while former masters of the universe crash and burn, the rest of us are left worrying if our savings would be safer in a mattress than in a bank.
The great financial crisis that began in the summer of 2007 has most of us utterly baffled.
How on earth could a little local difficulty with subprime mortgages in the United States unleash an economic tsunami big enough to obliterate some of Wall Street's most illustrious names, to force nationalisations of banks on both sides of the Atlantic and to bring the entire world economy to the very brink of recession, if not downright depression?
Shouldn't this series be called The Descent Of Money? Well, I want to explain to you just how money rose to play such a terrifyingly dominant role in all our lives.欢迎各位来到金钱世界
金钱 现金 交子
钞票 资本 钱财 财富
金银财宝 收入利润
不管怎么称呼
对于人类而言 成也金钱败也金钱
在过去几年间 华尔街以及伦敦金融城中
很多大银行便因玩钱自焚
而纷纷倒闭
曾经叱咤风云的操盘手纷纷落马
而身为芸芸众生的我们则是烦恼
将毕生积蓄藏在床底下
是否比存在银行更安全
2007年的夏天
一场巨大的金融海啸
席卷全世界
“为什么一次美国本土的
次贷危机
能引发了一场如此之大的金融海啸
导致华尔街
众多银行破产
迫使大西洋两岸
众多银行国有化
对世界经济的影响之大
即便没造成致命的一击
也将之推向崩溃边缘
这个系列也许该叫《金钱的没落》
我会向大家解释
金钱怎样成为
人类生活的主宰” |
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发表于 2016-8-2 13:34:03