I am wondering whether finance promotes social progress or mainly serves capitalist interest groups. There are both, and capital flows fully in society, first benefiting capitalists, and then acting on industries favored by the market. Ultimately, it acts on the entire society, promotes social progress, and then improves people's living standards. But capital is always savage. The good will be doubled, and the bad will be completely discarded. When confidence is lost it's all about data, not brains. Institutions always perceive and control everything before ordinary people, and ordinary people and institutions are not equal. The Matthew effect is most vividly expressed here. The market is like a gambling game at this time. As long as you are in this game, the dealer will theoretically crush you.
The focus has not been placed on transactions and the market, and some have been given above.
But still full marks!
In this film, Will's speech about "hypocritical ordinary people" while driving, Sam's last-ditch speech to motivate employees, boss Tuld's self-deprecating response during a meeting, and the final dinner table "that's how it is" defense, all A classic.
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