The Forgotten Depression of 1921 | James Grant | Talks at Google
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2016
- The Forgotten Depression tells of the slump of 1920-21: high unemployment, collapse in commodity prices, upsurge in bankruptcies and sharp break in stock prices. Unlike the Great Depression, the 1920 affair was over in 18 months. What explains its brevity? James Grant is founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer and has appeared in The WSJ, Claremont Review of Books, and Foreign Affairs, as well as on TV on Sixty Minutes, Charlie Rose and Wall Street Week.
Wow awesome. Jim Grant is briliant. surprised Google would have an Austrian economist on.
+invisibleaznDJ lol. Was thinking the same thing.
Austrians at Google. There are literally dozens of us! ;)
Christian Gruber I hope you're kidding.
I'm amazed as well. Especially now in 2021 that this is still up.
@@zg-it same! I’m shocked too. Likely this is before Google became the Gulag lol
This man is a true scholar and something of a poet.
Jim is brilliant. Just brilliant.
Wait what? The geniuses at Google actually invited an Austrian economist? ... Maybe there is hope for reason after all.
One could hope cool to see
I don't think they understood who they invited. And probably have never heard of Austrian Economics.
Mistakes happen..
I have never experienced central banking laid out as clear. Illuminating. It is time to make the effort to understand and act.
James Grant is a gem. Unfortunately, the voices of wisdom are usually crowded out by the emotional crowds.
given where we are today (Mar 2021), the poetic justice of saurabh's story to start this talk is nothing less than fitting
Great Book, Jim Grant is always great to listen to.
Hardly..he is very difficult to.listen to but important ...very very. He is the type that also accidently says things that he had no idea he exposed.
2,2 million views for the Lady Gaga and Conan talks, 8 thousand this one. That should be a crime.
@Ludwig Beethoven comments like this are naive,, lady gaga has a different audience then Jim grant lol. I highly doubt the people who listen to gaga are interested about economic recessions, booms, interest rates, unemployment etc lol
@@The20_er I listen to lady gaga
Jim Grant for Vice President now, and Pres in 8 years.
he actually predicted the outcome of the world series - impressive
@46:45 is he teary-eyed at the end of his quote?? I'm moved and confused all at the same time. Wow. It's actually quite beautiful.
I love how he offers no answer 😂
Brilliant 🎉
Answer was clear at 40:50
That’s the arrogance of man. Thinking that one must have the answer. The answer is in the natural state of, and this topic economics. You want to know the future. 23:35 you want to control the present. Which is why people like you never saw the financial crisis of 2008 when it was staring at us all.
Fabulous!
Well done
this is really interesting , how high were levels of debt in 1921? , what caused those levels of debt low interest rates post ww1 ?
Today, they are saying that the US Dollar is simply to big to fail.
That’s what they said about the housing market, and then Commercial banks.
So, my question is, what is the “Big Short” for speculating the US Dollar? BRICS?
Curious & comedic minds would love to know.
Thank you.
Thank you google
I clicked because the thumbnail looks like Bill Nye but your as awesome too.
francis dudero Bill Nye is a leftist nut job and not a scientist.
I guess google can't be bothered to fix the audio LOL
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I never understood why Gold should have so much value, when it has so little practical use.
Little practical use? Look into gold man, we have dozens of uses for gold. Including the machine you used to type your comment.
@@chadthundercock8277 That's exactly what I was thinking. He's got gold in the device he is using to tell us gold has no practical use.
James Grant at google talks? Im confused. Lol this is like watching Eisman interview at cnbc. Big LOL
There was a judge who was asked to rule on a pornography versus free speech case.. in the process of adjudicating the law, he said he couldn't define pornography but he would know it when he saw it.
Ditto that and theft via the Federal Reserve and other Central banks.
Either he bullshitted us by calculating the PV/earthling of 100 dollars in 50 BC, or he's a genius.
"imposing fixed exchange rates across the globe"???????????????????????????
4:40 I hope that by "a different kind of contribution" the esteemed speaker is referring to the atom bomb.
5:20 It's not so clear that progress in the physical sciences is cumulative either. Good papers are forgotten as TT string-theory jobs crowd out other approaches. Check physics professor job postings; it's not a beautiful world either.
bill nye? no. Clark Kent.
He is awesome except for the green thingy on his neck.
He looks like the guy in MadTV.
Looks lie Sarek aka Harold Abrahams aka Ben Cross.
Don't miss his video on Big Foot and the real JFK assassins.
He look like Bill Nye on steroids, freaking cool!
JIM GRANT... DID ANYONE SAY TOO SELF IMPORTANT..
I TAKE THAT BACK... AFTER HIS TALK.. HE ANSWERED QUESTIONS
GOOD COMMON SENSE AND HUMBLE PEASANT WISDOM.
Everyone loves James Grant, but .. ... To "fix" money to gold or as he says, relative to other international currencies - would be a "price control" which all Conservatives believe is flawed and wrong. And removes the price for money from the market. Markets being viewed as the best method of setting prices by all Conservatives and at least half of Dems. His own words elsewhere, interest rates are "better discovered in the marketplace than administered from on high", yet the value of money (which interest rates essentially define), he wants fixed from on high rather than discovered in the marketplace.
Money is now, what it has always been, no matter if the tokens were wood, metal or paper. Its entries in a ledger at a bank. The ledger & token scam has been run for millennia now.
0:40
That bow tie! Yikes
Modern economists/neo-classical economists simply have no clue as to how the real economy works (it's a complex system!!! and it must be understood within the context of complexity theory!)
Austrian Bill Nye
Forget this. He never gets to the subject of the 1920-1921
Depression that the Fed deliberately engineered.
The stealing periods that the ruling class pulled off from time to time has always fascinated me. But are not surprising. It's what a system based on stealing does!
Blind faith in human abstractions though...
can and will kill you!
He gave no reasons and shallow evidence for his basis that "measured money" is superior to fiat. I keep seeking a good alturnive argument to Mondern Money Theory, but these guys keep simply stating that gold standard is better and they do not dive deep into the mechanics. The proponents of MMT go to great lengths to describe the system how it does work and how it should work. You come away really having learned somthing and a great mental conception of the ideas. If you know of someone that really dives deep into this stuff I will again try to understand.
"Measured money" is able to control greed.
He may not have, but history is littered with examples of ever expanding fiat money supplies going to zero, as governments try to print their ways to prosperity. So having a standard, using gold or what have you, is superior, as it keeps the money supply honest, and healthy, and not inflated into Zimbabwe bucks. And the proponents of MMT live in a fantasy land. MMT works up until the point that it can't, because it's destroyed the money supply.
Every MMT ends by Zimbabwe or Weimar Republic...
Very intelligent person. However, very dry and boring character.
Jim, for God's sake, you were about 20 minutes in before you even started to get to the point. Take some acting classes, get a good script writers, whatever, but learn to put yourself out there a bit better.
Man, this guy might have a wealth of knowledge, but painful to sit and listen to.
Check out Thomas E Woods talk on the same subject. One of my favorite public speakers on econ.
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I'm sorry.
this guy is shopping at sears boy's department.
i can't take this serious.
nowew. You must represent the new social media's wisdom and knowledge.
I'll be one of the first to agree that he should hire someone to dress him, however, i do not like being shallow and I at least know who Jim Grant is.