A Brief History of Doom

The video features a discussion with Richard Bey about his book 'A Brief History of Doom,' which explores 200 years of financial crises. The conversation covers the role of INET in addressing economic failures, indicators of financial crises, and China's unique approach to managing debt. It also delves into the loss of trust in governance and expertise, highlighting the need for credible economic policies.

How does the speaker describe the public's perception of government intervention in economic crises?

What are the implications of the speaker's views on the relationship between debt and economic recovery?

What role does the speaker believe governance plays in managing economic crises?

What does the speaker suggest about the trust in expertise and governance in relation to economic issues?