What's the Big Idea? Why Unprofitable Companies Keep Getting Money

The video discusses the concept of 'bezel,' a term coined by John Kenneth Galbraith, which describes a period where an embezzler has stolen money but the victim is unaware. It introduces 'Bizzell,' a term by Jim Grant, describing economic stimulus from venture capitalists during times of low capital costs. This leads to increased spending and risk-taking, potentially causing economic booms and busts. The video compares Bizzell to Bezel, noting that while Bizzell isn't fraudulent, it enhances economic activity cyclically. It questions the potential for a severe economic downturn if Bizzell has fueled a boom.

According to the text, what might be the consequences of a Bizzell-fueled economic boom?

What are the potential risks associated with the easy money effect mentioned in the text?