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Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis : A Debate, Intelligence2, (evideo)

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Summary
Who should bear more of the blame for the financial collapse: Washington or Wall Street? Some say corporate fraud, runaway derivatives markets, and human greed are responsible. Others argue that Congress failed to uphold its public duty of financial regulation. Six expert panelists compete for the audience's vote in this Intelligence Squared U.S. Debate?
Language
  • eng
  • eng
  • eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 streaming video file (100 min.)
Note
  • Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Films Media Group on August 01, 2014
  • Films on Demand is distributed by Films Media Group for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware
  • Intelligence Squared U.S., the Oxford style, three-on-three debate series is produced by the Rosenkranz Foundation in New York City. These debates are produced for radio by WNYC, New York Public Radio, and distributed nationally by NPR. The programs reach a wide audience and attract as speakers the top experts, specialists and passionate advocates for both sides of each issue
Contents
  • Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate (4:26)
  • Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate "Housekeeping" (1:33)
  • For the Motion: Niall Ferguson (7:49)
  • Against the Motion: Alex Berenson (7:50)
  • For the Motion: John Steele Gordon (7:55)
  • Against the Motion: Jim Chanos (8:12)
  • For the Motion: Nouriel Roubini (7:23)
  • Against the Motion: Nell Minow (6:32)
  • Pre-Debate Vote Results (0:35)
  • Washington Regulation Failure (5:35)
  • Wall Street Lobbying (1:25)
  • Financial Deregulation (3:00)
  • QA: Smarter Regulation (3:34)
  • QA: Identifying Financial Culprits (1:33)
  • QA: Wall Street Incompetence (3:37)
  • QA: Changing Wall Street Behavior (4:28)
  • QA: Reasonable Behavior (3:12)
  • QA: Exposing Wall Street Fraud (0:59)
  • QA: Wall Street Power Abuse (2:02)
  • QA: Regulating Wall Street (2:28)
  • QA: Washington vs. Wall Street (3:40)
  • Closing Statement Against: Alex Berenson (2:34)
  • Closing Statement For: John Steele Gordon (1:28)
  • Closing Statement Against: Jim Chanos (1:50)
  • Closing Statement For: Nouriel Rabini (1:47)
  • Closing Statement Against: Nell Minnow (1:05)
  • Closing Statement For: Niall Ferguson (2:30)
  • Time to Vote (1:56)
  • Audience Vote Results (0:50)
  • Credits: Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis: A Debate (0:49)
Link
https://www.nclive.org/cgi-bin/nclsm?url=http://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?xtid=58301
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Label
Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis : A Debate
Title
Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis
Title remainder
A Debate
Statement of responsibility
Intelligence2
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
  • eng
  • eng
  • eng
Summary
Who should bear more of the blame for the financial collapse: Washington or Wall Street? Some say corporate fraud, runaway derivatives markets, and human greed are responsible. Others argue that Congress failed to uphold its public duty of financial regulation. Six expert panelists compete for the audience's vote in this Intelligence Squared U.S. Debate?
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AzPhAEM
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videorecording
Intended audience
9 & up
Language note
Closed-captioned
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  • Films on Demand
  • Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
  • Films Media Group
  • Intelligence2
Runtime
100
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Financial crises
  • Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009
Technique
live action
Label
Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis : A Debate, Intelligence2, (evideo)
Link
https://www.nclive.org/cgi-bin/nclsm?url=http://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?xtid=58301
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Films Media Group on August 01, 2014
  • Films on Demand is distributed by Films Media Group for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware
  • Intelligence Squared U.S., the Oxford style, three-on-three debate series is produced by the Rosenkranz Foundation in New York City. These debates are produced for radio by WNYC, New York Public Radio, and distributed nationally by NPR. The programs reach a wide audience and attract as speakers the top experts, specialists and passionate advocates for both sides of each issue
Color
multicolored
Configuration of playback channels
unknown
Contents
Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate (4:26) -- Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate "Housekeeping" (1:33) -- For the Motion: Niall Ferguson (7:49) -- Against the Motion: Alex Berenson (7:50) -- For the Motion: John Steele Gordon (7:55) -- Against the Motion: Jim Chanos (8:12) -- For the Motion: Nouriel Roubini (7:23) -- Against the Motion: Nell Minow (6:32) -- Pre-Debate Vote Results (0:35) -- Washington Regulation Failure (5:35) -- Wall Street Lobbying (1:25) -- Financial Deregulation (3:00) -- QA: Smarter Regulation (3:34) -- QA: Identifying Financial Culprits (1:33) -- QA: Wall Street Incompetence (3:37) -- QA: Changing Wall Street Behavior (4:28) -- QA: Reasonable Behavior (3:12) -- QA: Exposing Wall Street Fraud (0:59) -- QA: Wall Street Power Abuse (2:02) -- QA: Regulating Wall Street (2:28) -- QA: Washington vs. Wall Street (3:40) -- Closing Statement Against: Alex Berenson (2:34) -- Closing Statement For: John Steele Gordon (1:28) -- Closing Statement Against: Jim Chanos (1:50) -- Closing Statement For: Nouriel Rabini (1:47) -- Closing Statement Against: Nell Minnow (1:05) -- Closing Statement For: Niall Ferguson (2:30) -- Time to Vote (1:56) -- Audience Vote Results (0:50) -- Credits: Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis: A Debate (0:49)
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 streaming video file (100 min.)
Form of item
online
Governing access note
Access requires authentication through Films on Demand
Medium for sound
other
Other physical details
sd., col.
Publisher number
58301
Sound
sound
Sound on medium or separate
sound on medium
Specific material designation
  • other
  • remote
System control number
  • 100058301
  • 100058301
  • (OCoLC)890211023
System details
  • Mode of access: Internet
  • System requirements: FOD playback platform
Video recording format
other
Label
Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis : A Debate, Intelligence2, (evideo)
Link
https://www.nclive.org/cgi-bin/nclsm?url=http://fod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?xtid=58301
Publication
Note
  • Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Films Media Group on August 01, 2014
  • Films on Demand is distributed by Films Media Group for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware
  • Intelligence Squared U.S., the Oxford style, three-on-three debate series is produced by the Rosenkranz Foundation in New York City. These debates are produced for radio by WNYC, New York Public Radio, and distributed nationally by NPR. The programs reach a wide audience and attract as speakers the top experts, specialists and passionate advocates for both sides of each issue
Color
multicolored
Configuration of playback channels
unknown
Contents
Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate (4:26) -- Financial Crisis Responsibility Debate "Housekeeping" (1:33) -- For the Motion: Niall Ferguson (7:49) -- Against the Motion: Alex Berenson (7:50) -- For the Motion: John Steele Gordon (7:55) -- Against the Motion: Jim Chanos (8:12) -- For the Motion: Nouriel Roubini (7:23) -- Against the Motion: Nell Minow (6:32) -- Pre-Debate Vote Results (0:35) -- Washington Regulation Failure (5:35) -- Wall Street Lobbying (1:25) -- Financial Deregulation (3:00) -- QA: Smarter Regulation (3:34) -- QA: Identifying Financial Culprits (1:33) -- QA: Wall Street Incompetence (3:37) -- QA: Changing Wall Street Behavior (4:28) -- QA: Reasonable Behavior (3:12) -- QA: Exposing Wall Street Fraud (0:59) -- QA: Wall Street Power Abuse (2:02) -- QA: Regulating Wall Street (2:28) -- QA: Washington vs. Wall Street (3:40) -- Closing Statement Against: Alex Berenson (2:34) -- Closing Statement For: John Steele Gordon (1:28) -- Closing Statement Against: Jim Chanos (1:50) -- Closing Statement For: Nouriel Rabini (1:47) -- Closing Statement Against: Nell Minnow (1:05) -- Closing Statement For: Niall Ferguson (2:30) -- Time to Vote (1:56) -- Audience Vote Results (0:50) -- Credits: Blame Washington More Than Wall Street for the Financial Crisis: A Debate (0:49)
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 streaming video file (100 min.)
Form of item
online
Governing access note
Access requires authentication through Films on Demand
Medium for sound
other
Other physical details
sd., col.
Publisher number
58301
Sound
sound
Sound on medium or separate
sound on medium
Specific material designation
  • other
  • remote
System control number
  • 100058301
  • 100058301
  • (OCoLC)890211023
System details
  • Mode of access: Internet
  • System requirements: FOD playback platform
Video recording format
other

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