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Q 1. How do you like this documentary?

Q 2. What is one most striking /surprising thing that you learned from the documentary?

Q 3. A decade after this crisis, do you see any updates/ changes taking place in our society? Does it get any better? For this question, post your own thought and also interact with a classmate whose thoughts might differ from yours with a meaningful question.

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The documentary to me appeared as an eye-opening medium to clarify some of the events that took place during the financial crisis of 2007-2008. It was too simplified even for a layman to understand all those matters went wrong which had led many people to pay heavy prices. It was a total failure of the financial sector to have implemented such ineffective policies including taking major risks without a counterpart for way of retrieving if anything goes wrong.