I haven't watched "The Guardian", but many people say that "Too Big to Fail" is not real enough because it beautifies Paulson.
Whatever Paulson's real situation is, I have to admire him and his team for being too big to fail. Everyone is racing against time, hoping that the name "American Emperor" will not be missing a word. Sleepless all night, unknown outsiders, all kinds of problems piled up together, and they will definitely collapse if they are placed on others, but these few people use their own strength to unite the strength of more people-the strength of those self-righteous CEOs who refuse to cooperate, and then In the end, the entire crisis was resolved.
To be honest, after watching it, I felt completely dumbfounded.
Because I can't understand those professional words, I can't understand many of their measures: for example, I don't understand why it is so difficult to hold a press conference, why I need to get down on one knee to beg Congress to pass, why the fall of Lehman Brothers will cause Wall Street and even the whole country The economic domino effect of the world. As a financial illiterate, what I can feel is that when the financial crisis comes, no one can hold it; The difficulty is not difficult.
In the final analysis, it is: the thin dead camel is bigger than the horse, and ten pairs of chopsticks are constantly breaking.
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