Boeing a 'Morality Play' About Too Big to Fail, Posen Says

The transcript discusses ongoing investigations into Boeing, highlighting concerns about the company's self-regulation and its status as a national champion. It critiques the current capitalist system where large companies like Boeing are deemed too big to fail, drawing parallels to the banking system. The discussion also touches on the government's role in protecting such companies, raising questions about morality and economic practices.

What is the primary concern regarding Boeing's involvement in the crash investigation?

• Boeing engineers refused to cooperate with authorities.

• Boeing engineers were praised for their transparency.

• Boeing engineers cleared equipment central to the crash probe.

• Boeing engineers were not involved in the investigation.

How does the video describe companies like Boeing in terms of their economic status?

• As companies with no government support.

• As companies that are too big to fail.

• As small businesses with limited influence.

• As companies that are rapidly declining.

What parallel is drawn between Boeing and another industry?

• The banking system.

• The healthcare industry.

• The technology sector.

• The automotive industry.

What is a key theme discussed in relation to Boeing's self-regulation?

• Boeing's self-regulation is irrelevant to the discussion.

• Boeing's self-regulation has faced complaints.

• Boeing's self-regulation is a model for other companies.

• Boeing's self-regulation is highly effective.

What is the overall reflection on the economic system as discussed in the video?

• The economic system is irrelevant to the discussion.

• The economic system is thriving and fair.

• The economic system is flawed and needs reflection.

• The economic system is outdated and needs no change.