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Too much money in a society, producing corruption, laziness, arrogance, insularity, inequality, and political capture.
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over-financialization
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...led to a huge problem. The problem is what we call over -financialization."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...led to a huge problem. The problem is what we call over -financialization."
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Jiang uses this for an economy where commodities and wealth become vehicles for speculation rather than production.
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Over-financialization is defined as too much money making people corrupt, lazy, arrogant, and insular, with Canada, the United States, Britain, and Australia named as examples.
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"...led to a huge problem. The problem is what we call over -financialization."
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"But over -financialization, it's a very simple concept where there's too much money, so people become corrupt, lazy, arrogant, and insular. And that's what's..."
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"...us financial industry. That's problem. Number one, problem number two is over -financialization. And this goes back to the silver example, where when China..."
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"...choice but to buy into the system, right? And this created over -financialization in the U.S. economy. It allowed the rich to get richer..."
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"...and you have very few people who produce. You have the over -financialization of the global economy. It's all just a Ponzi scheme. So..."
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"property yeah um so so you have you see this over financialization in the Western world where the start Market is booming but no..."
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