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23:57 The Intertemporal Budget Constraint of a Country The Intertemporal Budget Constraint of a Country	The Intertemporal Budget Constraint of a Country In this chapter, Professor Sachs talks about the longer-term implications of capital flows. The current account balance gives a snapshot of how a country is acting at any moment in time. In order to… economics national budgets current account license_ccbync bankruptcy world war one investment law From SDG Academy 2 plays
17:29 Bank Runs and Panics, Part I Bank Runs and Panics, Part I	Bank Runs and Panics, Part I This chapter focuses on bank runs, and explains why they can have such damaging effects on the world economy, as well as be so rapid that (in effect) they aren’t seen coming. Professor Sachs… economics bank runs depression license_ccbync bankruptcy transformation From SDG Academy 4 plays
17:10 What Happens When Governments Go Broke? What Happens When Governments Go Broke?	What Happens When Governments Go Broke? This chapter focuses on government insolvencies and government spending. When governments take on so much debt that they can’t cover debt servicing, and when they face questions of their… economics insolvencies public debt bankruptcy license_ccbync governments financing From SDG Academy 8 plays
15:43 How to Prevent Bank Runs How to Prevent Bank Runs	How to Prevent Bank Runs This chapter focuses on how bank panics can and should be prevented. There are four methods proposed for preventing (or decreasing) bank panics should be prevented: capital adequacy, reserve… economics bank runs monetary policy 2008 financial crisis license_ccbync bankruptcy governments regulation From SDG Academy 2 plays