Economics Explained
The Economic Failure of Venezuela: Excessive Government Spending
Venezuela. Once the richest country in all of Latin America, it is now home to the single greatest economic downturn for a country in modern history. In terms of countries that had it easy, Venezuela, by all counts, should be at the top...
XKA Digital
Making a difficult judgement call
Zeina is a Director at The Carlyle Group advising on Corporate Private Equity and European buyout opportunities. Prior to joining Carlyle, Mrs. Bain was an Associate at European Digital Capital, a technology venture capital fund. Before...
ACDC Leadership
5 Scenes that Make No Economic Sense
I made this video for fun because I recently rewatched Tangled with my kids. It made me think of all the movies and TV shows with scenes that don't make economic sense. Can you think of any others?
XKA Digital
Ma difficult judgement call
Zeina is Managing Director at The Carlyle Group advising on Corporate Private Equity and European buyout opportunities. Prior to joining Carlyle, Zeina was an Associate at European Digital Capital, a technology venture capital fund....
PBS
Are Millennials Bad with Money?
Boomers accuse millennials of being fiscally irresponsible, while millennials say boomers broke the economy… so who’s right?
The Business Professor
Allowance Method for Uncertain Accounts in Financial Statements
In this video, we dive into the allowance method for uncertain accounts, a crucial concept for businesses that sell products on credit. We explore how this method helps deal with unpaid accounts and how it can provide valuable insights...
The Business Professor
Bankruptcy: Relief and Debt Discharge Explained
In this video, the speaker explains the concept of final discharge in bankruptcy and how it relieves a debtor's debts. The video emphasizes the importance of creditors being given notice and the debtor's due process rights in the...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Ukraine & the Future of Europe: The moderators question
Learn the panelists views about the right wing nationalists in the Ukraine and what impact they have on the country. Ukraine & the Future of Europe, Part 5
Economics Explained
Why China Will be the Big Winner of the 2020 Crisis
This is China, what is still the world's foremost industrial economy has apparently been knocked down a peg as it emerged into the new decade. There has been wild speculation about companies divesting from the country as a response to...
Economics Explained
Do We Actually Need Recessions?: Modern Industry
Most people would agree that recessions are terrible things, they cause widespread fear amongst people that will be anxious about their savings, their livelihood, or even their next meal. On a nationwide level, economic downturns are...
Economics Explained
Can Presidents "Make or Break" an Economy?: Debt Ceiling
The United States 2020 Presidential election has been called by pretty much every organization that covers the event in any capacity and while the final decision is not made until the special club that is the electoral college has...
Executive Finance
Understanding Financing Strategy and the Financing Lifecycle
This video discusses the various uses of capital in a business and how financing strategy must align with corporate strategy and business lifecycle. It also emphasizes the importance of finding the optimal mix of debt and equity to...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Ukraine & the Future of Europe: Q&A lightning round wrapup
Listen to final questions from the rest of the audience in response to the panelists presentation. Ukraine & the Future of Europe, Part 7
Economics Explained
The Unstoppable Economy Of Hong Kong: The Land Of Billionaires
Hong Kong has done very well for itself as a global-middle-man. And the meteoric rise of its neighboring economy, China, has only strengthened the city’s already-prosperous position. But, of course, if you follow the news, you probably...
Economics Explained
Can Saving Too Much Money Cause a Recession?: Introduction and Is Saving Really To Blame
People are told from the time they get their first job to save money. Save for a car, have an emergency fund, send your kids to college, a house deposit, oh and not to mention retirement (if that is still a thing). There are a million...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Ukraine & the Future of Europe: Q&A session
Listen to a few questions from the audience in reaction to the panelists presentation. Ukraine & the Future of Europe, Part 6
Institute for New Economic Thinking
China's Overreach: Too Much of a Good Thing
In part 6 of INET's interview with Richard Koo, he says that China may have gone overboard in the wake of the global collapse by loaning too much money to provincial governments and creating real estate bubbles
Economics Explained
The Biggest Wealth Transfer in History is Upon Us: The Boomers Last Will
The wealthiest generation in history is starting to retire, and die. In doing so they will be responsible for the greatest wealth transfer in history, as they pass along a collective 30 trillion dollars to their beneficiaries over the...
Curated Video
Understanding Debt and Equity Capital for Financial Markets
This video provides a detailed explanation of the differences between debt capital and equity capital as ways of raising finance in the financial markets. The host discusses the various economic agents who operate in these markets and...
Rachel's English
Silent letters 1 + Audible 4 (end of Audible Deal)
English is a spoken language and if you’re an English student it’s important that you move beyond basic written fluency to English speaking fluency. When you’re speaking English an important part of sounding like a native American...
Economics Explained
Is Hyperinflation Coming?: Is Inflation Good or Bad
Inflation is something we more or less take for granted these days. The idea that 5 dollars today is not going to be able to buy 5 dollars worth of stuff in the future, and the fact that you used to be able to buy a family home for 10...
TLDR News
$1,730,000,000,000 in Student Debt: Why is College So Expensive in America? - TLDR News
In September 2021, the Federal Reserve estimated that there are about $1.73 trillion dollars in outstanding loans, and the number does not seem to be slowing down. In this video we will be looking at why college in the US has become so...
The Business Professor
Debtor Rights and Protections
Law in the United States provides numerous protections for debtors against unfair or unjust treatment by creditors. This video explores what are the rights and legal protections of a debtor under US Law?