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When the Asian financial crisis hit, it was something the world hadn‘t seen since the 1930s. For the first time since World War II, the global economy faced the very real threat of a complete collapse. Disturbingly, the sudden crisis came as a complete surprise.
In the late 1990s, the world economy seemed to be on a steady path of growth. This trajectory was driven primarily by the emerging economies of Southeast Asia, the global region with the strongest economic growth. Then, within a very short time, millions of people suddenly lost their livelihoods. Hunger, mass unemployment and uprisings returned to these previously prosperous countries. What was particularly disturbing to crisis managers at the time was that they had not anticipated the crisis, and were not prepared for it. Their hasty attempts to correct the problem did not bear fruit for a long time - in fact, in the short-term, these measures worsened the situation. How could this happen?
Ten years later, in 2008 and 2009, the global economy was once again on the brink of a complete collapse. What became known as the Global Financial Crisis demonstrated how much our world depends on the financial market. In this documentary, world-renowned experts question whether the toxic threat of collapse might perhaps be an inherent part of our economic system. To date, there is no satisfactory answer to this question. One conclusion that can be drawn: we are still living on an economic powder keg, today.
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@firminusplj9339
@firminusplj9339 Рік тому
The 1997 Asian financial crisis was the worst situation for Indonesia and my family in particular, my parents' small business went bankrupt. I was 5 years old then, but I remember very well the first time I saw my parents cry
@1966bluemax
@1966bluemax Рік тому
Wow that must be a terrible searing memory
@mcrand7887
@mcrand7887 Рік тому
Soon Sri Lanka type of situation going to hit Europe, specially Germany.
@harukrentz435
@harukrentz435 Рік тому
@@1966bluemax easy to say that traumatic experience still lingering on most Indonesians.
@Hijab_Diffusion
@Hijab_Diffusion Рік тому
it's even worse if you're chinese at that times. many of our women were raped and our business raided, it's actually worse than it's sound, google them.
@sokapokvic2514
@sokapokvic2514 Рік тому
​@@mcrand7887 It's been a year since the crisis in Sri Lanka began but it hasn't affected anyone but the people of Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is too small to make an impact on other countries.
@stealph51
@stealph51 Рік тому
Thank you DW, watching this documentary felt like time well spent
@history4469
@history4469 Рік тому
Hello😊
@syedadeelhussain2691
@syedadeelhussain2691 Рік тому
I am surprised that the main stellar character that emerged out of this crisis with a V sign was DR M of Malaysia has not been discussed in this documentary. I was living in KL back in those days, and it was only Malaysia which refused to accept the IMF Bailout funds and decided to peg the MYR to the dollar. That was a form of capital control, but, it brought stability, and reduced the hedging risks for both importers and exporters as uncertainty dwindled. Bank Negara played a superb role in stabilizing the Malaysian Economy, despite all the diatribes spoken against DR M by top global economic pundits such as Krugman and Dr Mundell, etc. They later apologized on a tv talk show to DR M. I will never forget DR Mahathirs famous words, during the height of that AFC, that if the markets won't work we will dismantle them! Also, the devaluation of the Thai Baht signalled what was next to come in the form of competitive devaluations across SE Asian Economies, and it was logically feared that other nations would follow suit to keep their exports price attractive. Hedge funds after Black Wednesday found a great opportunity to make money. George Soros was named and shamed by DR M and it went beyond that which need not be discussed on this forum. Hedge funds using mostly equity derivatives sold stocks short and pulled out the capital. That had domino effects on the systemic risk levels and the financial contagion spread from one country to another leading to a full-blown chaotic financial crisis.
@harukrentz435
@harukrentz435 Рік тому
EXACTLY. I am an Indonesian my country was destroyed by IMF, their recipe was nothing but poison that destroyed our economy. Later we found out that Clinton's administration was behind all of this to push our dictator Soeharto out. And Mahathir was the shinning beacon at that time he dared to refuse IMF fund and toxic ingredients that came with it and prefer to pump money into real domestic market instead. his way of economy is being replicated by Indonesia, now we understand how important it is to keep our domestic market alive.
@syedadeelhussain2691
@syedadeelhussain2691 Рік тому
@@harukrentz435 international political economy is an interesting area of study.
@MeiinUK
@MeiinUK Рік тому
@@syedadeelhussain2691 : There will be no way that you could study that kind of thing any more... If you noticed this video... This is an actual "modern" repeat of an old documentary... Cos this is now youtube (social media).. broadcasting old TV ( man-made journalism).... Cos how does people accept and recognise this? Many youngsters today... even from inside China as well.. Would not accept that, this is an old video.. or what happened to SE Asian countries. They do not even accept many things. If I did not have families in HK as well... and being British Cantonese.. I would not believe it either... I travelled back and forth between UK and HK during my early 20s.... And inbetween jobs as well... It is only in recent years did I literally stopped. Looked after my health.. and be with family.. and went online to read the news to find out what the h!ll is going on... I am not rewatching old TVB news and videos... and see what they were saying in 1980s and 1990s.... Now I get it. UK imported a lot of Thai produce as well over the years... Many of their rice products came into the UK... and many Cantonese/chinese stayed.. and this boosted their exports too... UK government controlled and expanded the supply-chains.... even though there were food production issue.. those companies in the earlier days in 1990 really took notice. They literally listened. Today... there is no way that you would be able to actually see any real news any more. Cos nobody would know what digital webpage or whatever.. is true or not.
@meilinchan7314
@meilinchan7314 Рік тому
Yes but unfortunately, Mahathir's moves were a double edged sword and they could not stop his fall from power. And this AFC was a prelude to the western Credit Crunch. In part, Putin's War in Ukraine is also a consequence of the AFC.
@ShubhamMishrabro
@ShubhamMishrabro Рік тому
What soros did?
@albroz6731
@albroz6731 Рік тому
This just made me realize how abusive the US and the IMF can be to emerging countries when they don't align with their interests after they literally exploit them.
@pearllekhuleni3293
@pearllekhuleni3293 Рік тому
A sick country and even more sick institution.
@jonswanson7766
@jonswanson7766 Рік тому
Read chapter 17 of "Princes of the Yen" by Professor Werner and he lays it out rather well.
@jonswanson7766
@jonswanson7766 Рік тому
There's a UKposts video on it
@Jrdn549
@Jrdn549 Рік тому
Bitcoin fixes this
@lowwastehighmelanin
@lowwastehighmelanin Рік тому
Try being a marginalized person WITHIN the US. It's constant.
@geinikan1kan
@geinikan1kan 7 місяців тому
I have watched more DW docs than any other platform. And I am not even in Europe. Excellent well researched stories. Like a piece of investigative journalism in a 40 minute video. Great stuff.
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary 7 місяців тому
Thanks for watching and subscribing. We try to cover a broad spectrum of important and often difficult global issues and we really appreciate your positive feedback.
@TheNaturalLawInstitute
@TheNaturalLawInstitute Рік тому
This is one of the best treatments of the subject I've found, and will reach my students. Well done.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Remember: The amount in your bank account does not equal your I.Q. (that quote is all me). ;-)
@zegfeldmobata4160
@zegfeldmobata4160 Рік тому
When I see a documentary from DW, I relax knowing that they do their best to ensure facts are accurate. DW continues to be impressive and insighful. Your efforts are appreciated.
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary Рік тому
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@byavarsi
@byavarsi Рік тому
@@DWDocumentary whenever I want to spread misinformation , I just copy your transcript and paste it
@movement2contact
@movement2contact Рік тому
@@byavarsi Where do you get *your* information then..? 🥴
@___beyondhorizon4664
@___beyondhorizon4664 Рік тому
@Zigest check out the lakes, rivers, are the water level still the same level as before?
@mickkrever4084
@mickkrever4084 Рік тому
@@DWDocumentary 🤭
@svolveras
@svolveras Рік тому
Any documentary with the participation of Joseph Stiglitz shall always be great. Thanks DW for your amazing work.
@health6140
@health6140 Місяць тому
LOL I didn't know who he was but I read your comment and thot ..I bet it is the guy at the end ("We build cars without spare tires") I was right... He was the one stand out. Everyone else pretty much sucked. and the Doc was awful imo. Well intentioned but word salad-y, and mostly a bunch of nonsense
@kevinswift8654
@kevinswift8654 Рік тому
This was really well done. As an aside also enjoyed seeing all the cities around the world plus historical footage.
@azeezmoideen9262
@azeezmoideen9262 Рік тому
Over the past couple of years, I watched regularly without missing out on any DW documentaries. It is amazing. It relays us more insights into the world as well as uplifts the visions of exactly what is going through the globe about every subject. Thanks a lot, Dw team 👥
@mcrand7887
@mcrand7887 Рік тому
You see documentary on DW. I see a western propaganda.
@azeezmoideen9262
@azeezmoideen9262 Рік тому
@@mcrand7887 Beauty is in the eye on the beholder.
@mcrand7887
@mcrand7887 Рік тому
@@azeezmoideen9262 A 'beautiful propaganda'.
@pesteanvstefan5491
@pesteanvstefan5491 Рік тому
Im inclined to trust western propaganda much more than any kimd of propaganda.
@mcrand7887
@mcrand7887 Рік тому
@@pesteanvstefan5491 Best thing is to reorganizing one, and not fall for it. They are everywhere be western or eastern. Current Ukraine is the most popular western propaganda everyone is buying, even though it's full of holes in it and no one is questioning.
@bersah4517
@bersah4517 Рік тому
Another high quality piece of content from DW
@amulyamalhi
@amulyamalhi Рік тому
I immensely enjoyed watching this brilliant documentary as it provided a lot of insights about the global economic design and the precautionary measures that a particular country needs to take in order to prevent economic crises!
@kentvaske5213
@kentvaske5213 Рік тому
😮😮😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😢😮
@matt-eu-poland
@matt-eu-poland Рік тому
Yes, very good documentary. It also shows why we all need USA, and how well Koreans managed the crisis.
@ksideth
@ksideth Рік тому
An amazing educational video. Million thanks to DW.
@sidneyfung2723
@sidneyfung2723 Рік тому
Thanks for producing this excellent documentary. The 2008 global financial crisis seems to be more widely discussed. But I do believe that there is so much we can learn from the Asian Financial Crisis.
@simonk5571
@simonk5571 Рік тому
This documentary starts off making it seem like the crisis was born in Thailand. The bushfire of the Asian Financial Crisis actually started because of Japan and their business/econimic influence in Thailand. Almost all huge business during that time was Japanese. Pretty sure thats why China, Korea, HK and Singapore didn't come to their aid in the beginning. It's only when the crisis hit South Korea, the US stepped in because of their influence in East Asia. Because the last thing they want is South Korea to go to China for help. Or for South Korea to fail as a Democratic state. Then you have the greddy foreign exchange traders capitalising on that making it worse. Knowing all this, just like the woman they interviewed said later on in the documentary, the respones and solutions need to be global and multilateral. Because the whole world works on this modern monetary system now. That being said, this could happen again.
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 Рік тому
We could have learned from 2008, too, and didn't. We're pathetic.
@NazriB
@NazriB Рік тому
Lies again? Face Of MLS Football Clubs
@jesdelighted7458
@jesdelighted7458 8 місяців тому
Thank you for sharing your thoughtful content... for putting it out there with the passion that many of us need and strive for. I'm starting to listen to you almost every morning. Your voice and words are calming, clarifying, uplifting and motivating. It feels real and genuine. I am grateful to have your channel as a source for having a better relationship with myself and the world around me?
@prof.puggle1631
@prof.puggle1631 Рік тому
great summary!
@susul.2812
@susul.2812 Місяць тому
Such an interesting, educational documentary. Thank you for all the effort put into it!
@UbermanNullist
@UbermanNullist Рік тому
In 1997, the IMF's rescue package for Korea was harsher than the 2008 financial crisis. anyway Koreans survived the pain. When the crisis hit the US and Europe in 2008, their rescue package was so kind. It's unfair, but the only way to overcome it is to work hard. These days Europeans complain that Koreans work hard like slaves. but we just know the reality well.
@dogetaxes8893
@dogetaxes8893 Рік тому
The IMF is De facto run by the US and European powers of course it’s gonna be bias to their favour.
@Steven-xf8mz
@Steven-xf8mz Рік тому
IMF is created to serve the need of certain countries, everyone can ask for a loan but not everyone gets equal term. it's not an unbiased institution with no affiliation.
@staninjapan07
@staninjapan07 Рік тому
Working hard is a virtue, and it is to be admired. However, I must disagree with your statement that it is the only way to overcome (an international financial crisis). The only way to do that is to replace the current system, absolutely and entirely, with one that is not controlled by a handful of self-serving elites. Though I do not understand the technology of systems like, for example, Bitcoin (or other similar systems), a system that is transparent and owned by no one is the only way we will ever have a system that actually serves all the hardworking people whose money the world runs on. That is why those in power will ensure that systems like Bitcoin will never, ever take over from the current fiat/central bank systems.
@UbermanNullist
@UbermanNullist Рік тому
@@staninjapan07 Logically, you are right. But you should know that it took 25 years for people to understand this problem. I guess the Korean gov would have failed long ago if they had tried to approach this issue as a matter of fairness. Hardship always comes first and building fairness requires a long wait.
@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022
@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022 Рік тому
Dunno man, if your societal pressure is so high that your birth rate is literally less than 1 child per woman (at 0.8, even Japan's higher at 1.4 and most of the West at 1.6-1.8), something's gone very wrong. Just because a certain culture worked for industrializing, doesn't mean it's going to continually work as the country becomes developed.
@susukumutajapan7194
@susukumutajapan7194 Рік тому
finally!! There's a documentary about Asian Financial Crisis. I'm curious about what happened and it's been a long time I'm looking for a documentary about it
@bambooshampoo3495
@bambooshampoo3495 Рік тому
There's another good documentary on the crisis. you can find it on UKposts if you search 'pbs frontline the crash'
@condorX2
@condorX2 Рік тому
Eagerly await for Europe energy crisis documentary, including large scale protest.
@blackphoenix114
@blackphoenix114 Рік тому
A propaganda to dicredit Asia, but it cannot change the fact, that Asia is now the new economic hub.
@bambooshampoo3495
@bambooshampoo3495 Рік тому
@@blackphoenix114 did you watch the documentary? It doesn't discredit Asia, it discredits the west: it's neo liberal policies, IMF intervention, currency speculators and failing to learn the lessons from the crisis. How do you conclude that it discredits Asia?
@danielmaia6135
@danielmaia6135 Рік тому
There's a great movie on it bud
@anselmofigueira9643
@anselmofigueira9643 Рік тому
The best finacial documentary I have ever seen. Thank you all the production team and DW by their commitiment with the true.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Leave it to a Scot to save everyone from themselves! =P Why can't everyone in power act like William McDonough? It isn't every day someone says you saved a country. (30:40)
@swicheroo1
@swicheroo1 Рік тому
My Korean wife was profoundly affected by the Asian Economic Crisis. She was studying in the USA. And her family had to sell their dream house that they had just built. Her university gave all Korean students extra time to pay tuition. The interesting thing: That year, I was in Southeast Asia. And Vietnam was not affected, as it was undergoing an economic boom.
@NguyenTranMinhTri
@NguyenTranMinhTri Рік тому
in 1997, Vietnam economy was not integrated, so we did not suffer much.
@Asphyx12
@Asphyx12 Рік тому
@@NguyenTranMinhTri Hi friend what do you mean by "not integrated" i don't understand. please share your knowledge.
@liam3284
@liam3284 Рік тому
Viet Nam had capital control, it would not have been possible for hedge funds to borrow so many VND to trouble the central bank.
@akhigbekelvin9163
@akhigbekelvin9163 5 місяців тому
​@@Asphyx12It means they weren't dependent on the other South East Asian countries. They weren't trading that freely with them
@wadcharapumpradit795
@wadcharapumpradit795 Рік тому
Another masterpiece of work by DW. I have to be honest with you that DW is one of the best in the world making education fun and interesting. These guys should get good bonuses at the end of the year hahaha May you consider doing documentaries on issues like resilient local cultures around the world, animal rights and environmental rights , science of mindfulness and compassion etc to advance global thinking to another level. Salute to DW!!
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary Рік тому
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@richardj.chaparrosr.9810
@richardj.chaparrosr.9810 10 місяців тому
I LIVE DW DOCUMENTARIES...NEWS AS WELL. 👌🏼👍🏼❣🙂💯💯
@TheDavidlloydjones
@TheDavidlloydjones 7 місяців тому
Nonsense. This isn't education, it's ritualistic mumble.
@user-hd1rf3kr8s
@user-hd1rf3kr8s Рік тому
Thank you so much for the video!
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary Рік тому
Thanks for watching the documentary! We are glad you liked it 😊
@heinrichhimmler0123
@heinrichhimmler0123 Рік тому
I like it when the camera rolling from one side to the other so that the entire city can be included.
@omardahmouh2792
@omardahmouh2792 Рік тому
Well done you are the masters DW
@SysOpQueen
@SysOpQueen Рік тому
DW's documentaries are so good id even pay to have them on disc
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
What's a "disc?" =P
@Weegie_in_Spain
@Weegie_in_Spain Рік тому
I've followed DW Documentary from 2019 and recent quality had been slipping, great to see it back to its very best. Overall it's still far and away the best English language news channel.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
I love how all of these NEW problems we created for ourselves happened before I was born, and now as an adult, it's one more thing we have to fix... Thanks greedy baby boomers...
@ricksalin1783
@ricksalin1783 Рік тому
@@williamyoung9401 Problems that you have to deal with that older stupid people created, if only they gained the wisdom to stop blaming their elders for their immediate problems, if only!!!
@elvisngenoh7855
@elvisngenoh7855 Рік тому
Insightful 😎
@irenesorina3934
@irenesorina3934 Рік тому
Thank you DW for this documentary.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
0.1%: "Who cares what happens? No matter what we do, only the poor will suffer."
@ninoellison7793
@ninoellison7793 Рік тому
Brilliant doco…as always!
@harukrentz435
@harukrentz435 Рік тому
Its so good it will be bought by private company so public cannot watch it. Happened with DW Doc on Iraq War.
@singha6
@singha6 Рік тому
Such an understandable, wise and well researched documentary- well done! Just proves how interconnected everyone is- no matter how big or small!
@Noms_Chompsky
@Noms_Chompsky Рік тому
Neo-Liberalism has been such a fail
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Capitalists: "GROWTH!!!!!!!!!!!" You know what else is obsessed with growth? Cancer.
@rka-truthalwayswins5127
@rka-truthalwayswins5127 Рік тому
@@williamyoung9401 Humans are naturally attracted to growth: Be It Material, Spiritual or philosophical!! What matters is NOT that they are attracted to growth BUT what ideology & mind set drives them!! IF the mindset is all inclusive on a global scale taking care of humans, all life on planet & the nature, then it's sustainable & sane, else it's NOT!!
@smishize
@smishize Рік тому
"A bank no longer had to keep reserves of the equivalent amount in its vaults for the capital it lends"
@nosteinnogate7305
@nosteinnogate7305 5 днів тому
@@Colette. Thats not fiat currency. Thats fractional reserve banking.
@KeunMikeun
@KeunMikeun Рік тому
Great stuff, well done. Thank you.
@sudarshankrishna7010
@sudarshankrishna7010 Рік тому
As the logo of DW says "made for minds". Always informative to watch. Love DW. Great Team that has put effort to explain Asian financial crisis this simple for common man to understand.
@prashanthb6521
@prashanthb6521 Рік тому
Sir, in India only Chee News and Times Bow Bow are valued. You will find no effort to produce quality content like this, instead sensational whatsapp content is turned into a TV programs.
@DeptalJexus
@DeptalJexus Рік тому
Hi I'm from Thailand. Thank you for taking our country as a study case. We can still feel the fallout from 1997 til this day. We'll never be able to reclaim the economic status ever again. I myself despise George Soros for what he did, but I do study his philosophy a lot to understand how exploitative the free market is.
@NguyenTranMinhTri
@NguyenTranMinhTri Рік тому
Free market is like a jungle where animals think they are free, but no one is
@OffGridInvestor
@OffGridInvestor Рік тому
You ever learn about George Soros and the breaking of the British sterling and German mark Exchange Rate Mechanism? He borrowed 10 TIMES his funds worth for that ONE bet and made a billion dollars in 1 night.
@OffGridInvestor
@OffGridInvestor Рік тому
@@NguyenTranMinhTri you got no idea about the piles of financial rules and bank rules and the government tax offices knowing everything that exist in western countries. I know in Vietnam you can bury a lot of tax stuff but not in the west.
@hananunity9974
@hananunity9974 11 місяців тому
The ruthlessness of capitalism ...thank God Asia learned their lessons pretty quick...
@MD-yx4ev
@MD-yx4ev 6 місяців тому
Excellent!
@Benikage
@Benikage Рік тому
Comparing the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis with the 1997-1999 Asian Financial Crisis is like comparing apples to oranges. The 1997-1999 Asian Financial Crisis really was spurned from the pinning of local currencies to the USD, which became devalued relative to the USD when the US raised interest rates to fight inflation. This created a trade deficit in Asian countries which saw their goods becomes too expensive and less competitive in international markets. These governments also were issuing large amounts of short term debt, to the point where they became over-leveraged, requiring a loan from the IMF to bail them out. The 2007-2009 Financial Crisis was a US crisis that spawn from investment banks that were over-exposed to both the housing market and to the derivatives markets within housing (like Mortgage Backed Securities and Credit Default Swaps). When the housing market bubble popped, people began defaulting en masse on their mortgages while the devaluation of houses meant investment banks began to bleed money through their derivatives. In fact the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis really didn't have anything to do with currencies at all. If anything the 1993 UK Sterling Crisis aka Black Wednesday is a little more like what happened in SE Asian in 1997-1999 in a way.
@arusirham3761
@arusirham3761 Рік тому
Very enlightening
@Charvak-Atheist
@Charvak-Atheist Рік тому
Yeah
@juamu1132
@juamu1132 Рік тому
you can thank george sorso for that.
@YanPutrisuryo
@YanPutrisuryo Рік тому
It was really scarry the mass protest in Indonesia in 1998. I hope it won't happen again.
@loopagung
@loopagung Рік тому
definitely not gonna happen again, and we will make it not gonna happen ever again!
@426dfv
@426dfv Рік тому
really scary for Chinese. Suharto used Chinese as scapegoat.
@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj
@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj Рік тому
@@426dfv happened twice and will happen again since they never apologized. Better move to non Islamic countries
@fableduggal2342
@fableduggal2342 Місяць тому
I Like to watch DW story's,this channel is doing v.well ❤
@ak-if9wg
@ak-if9wg Рік тому
very good documentary
@maddwhissp7092
@maddwhissp7092 Рік тому
Europe with the high inflation, the devaluation of euro, ernegy crisis, gas crisis: first time?
@parkgumstef5206
@parkgumstef5206 Рік тому
Yes
@verswmarz2754
@verswmarz2754 Рік тому
Ok
@khairulhelmihashim2510
@khairulhelmihashim2510 Рік тому
Asian crisis hits fast, and hits hard. Few months and all your savings, job, assets were gone. suicides almost every day.
@drunkensailor112
@drunkensailor112 Рік тому
The 30s, 70s and 80s weren't global crises. Asia wasn't hit in 80s and 70s and thirties was only in the western world and wasn't just a financial crisis
@andrewtimmins1219
@andrewtimmins1219 Рік тому
You clearly haven't watched the video. It's about the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
@friendeleven5711
@friendeleven5711 Рік тому
Forget 2008, you cannot avoid 2023
@dogetaxes8893
@dogetaxes8893 Рік тому
Id say 2026-2029 don’t underestimate politicians ability to kick the can down the road and make an issue fester and become worse 😂
@understanding.everything
@understanding.everything Рік тому
Think this will be last and complete collapse of dollar system so it will be longer than a year maybe 3 years for hyperinflation
@XerrolAvengerII
@XerrolAvengerII Рік тому
@@understanding.everything unlikely, the united states dollar is the strongest against other currencies now more than any time in the last 20 years, the looming crash may be devastating, but it will hurt china more than anyone and the US the least among developed countries except maybe Russia because Russia is already at the bottom.
@studytime2570
@studytime2570 Рік тому
@@understanding.everything yes. But if strong alternative emerges. For instance the BRICS basket of currency.
@understanding.everything
@understanding.everything Рік тому
@@studytime2570 it's not that simple it's about consumption and debt growing we are living on 30 times debt to GDP there's is not enough growth left to stabilize the Ponzi and currency crises is already happening Japan will the first to go and India will be 5th or 6 th in g20
@arshbrahm
@arshbrahm Рік тому
❤️ DW Documentaries
@prashanthb6521
@prashanthb6521 Рік тому
We Indians should be watching Chee News & Times Bow Bow isnt it ? ❤ Sudhir's DNA Analysis Documentaries.
@mavinwiz
@mavinwiz Рік тому
I was in High School during the Asian Financial Crisis and was too young to understand what was going on. Thanks for breaking down what happened and explaining it all in such an educational way 🙏
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary Рік тому
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
@mavinwiz
@mavinwiz Рік тому
I wish a video like this was available when I was at UCLA getting my International Development Studies degree. I would make this video mandatory for almost anyone in that department.
@sinkpehnarossfire454
@sinkpehnarossfire454 Рік тому
Thanks for your words here; I was injured and couldn't work or sleep. TraumaticBrainInjuries. Part of my healing-up was at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute classes. At colleges, universities, libraries and more places, there are OLLI's. We're the older folks who keep going to school. Ph.D. candidates give some of their presentations for review, its a great funLearning time for all. Charter bus to other University programs, kids-students attending. Please check that out. Thanks for reading these words. 👋
@nigellanjuat3294
@nigellanjuat3294 Рік тому
True
@amareshroy7732
@amareshroy7732 Рік тому
Dw coverage narration very superior.
@davidclarke5938
@davidclarke5938 Рік тому
Finance is not my forte. Yet the narrative used here is very understandable as this comprehensive documentary progresses. Good show!
@alexchiuac88
@alexchiuac88 Рік тому
Despite all these videos out there warning everyone the fragility of the world economy and how polluted the financial system is, no government or institutes have done crap to regulate it better, in fact is just getting worst amd worst! God bless the world!
@somaghosh2960
@somaghosh2960 Рік тому
A complete discussion on economy 💯. Financial crisis, World Bank and IMF's role in financial support in crisis, forex market, stock market, how geopolitics involved in economy and many more. So very thank you DW. Thank you, your efforts. Good.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
I love how even the financial markets are racist. >_< (22:50)
@nitrotkyo5702
@nitrotkyo5702 Рік тому
15:20 got me really really angry. How can you not look at the Desaster that you have just done. I hope he felt no pain with that cold heart.
@supadupahilton6848
@supadupahilton6848 Рік тому
There is a lot of frightening stuff on the Internet. This is the Most frightening.
@liopleurodon155
@liopleurodon155 Рік тому
This is the content I'm here for
@ismailkirac6399
@ismailkirac6399 3 місяці тому
Excellent video!
@DWDocumentary
@DWDocumentary 3 місяці тому
Thanks for watching and for the feedback!
@bengalibackpacker3663
@bengalibackpacker3663 Рік тому
One of the best & insightful documentaries I have ever seen in DW
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Business leaders, economists, the IMF and World Banc meet once every 5 years, when there's a new financial crisis every 7-10 years? VERY proactive.
@tomhayes3291
@tomhayes3291 Рік тому
The story is told in a way that concludes with the need for more supranational institutions like the IMF, leaving out the fact that IMF and Worldbank policies of aggressively pushing $ denominated loans created the crisis in the first place. Prof. Richard Werner was a visiting researcher at the Japanese Central Bank at the time and witnessed firsthand how the crisis played out. The documentary "Princess of the Yen" tells his story and presents his research.
@adammarshall6257
@adammarshall6257 Рік тому
will check that out as well.
@fd4511
@fd4511 Рік тому
International investors want to see solid risk management in place, and the dollar based loans offer better risk management and guarantees of loan repayment, *because* the US economy, on average, can more reliably generate future economic value to prop up the US dollar. Your haven't provided any evidence for your argument that it was the dollar-based loans that have caused the crisis, other than simply making the statement. IMF's flaw, as discussed, was in its disregard of the social impact of the austerity measures that stifled the economic growth, and also the lack of regulation of financial markets (more specifically, the predatory hedge funds like Soros'.) Cyclical deregulation in USA, based on neo-liberal conservative agenda and the domestic election cycles (Republican-led Congress during the Clinton administration), was the real cause of the global crises discussed in the documentary, but the flaws of deregulation were only briefly mentioned when discussing how the Asian banks had plenty of hard currency reserves during the 2007 crisis *because* of their tight regulation of loan-making after the 1997 crisis, and were therefore not affected the way the other markets were. The opportunity was missed to avoid the 2007 fiasco by failing to turn the important lessons about over-leveraging into a US legislation with teeth. On the contrary, markets today are more leveraged than ever and we are in blissful ignorance. Banning the history books, and deciding who can use which toilet, seems to be a more pressing agenda.
@dekumutant
@dekumutant Рік тому
People really enjoying the IMF scapegoat lately
@fd4511
@fd4511 Рік тому
@@dekumutant Did you watch the whole documentary? IMF was mentioned as only one of the several factors of those connected crashes, in a search of "lessons learned." Analyzing the various sources of chain reactions is not "scapegoating." People in these countries were given assurances that if they work hard and do the right thing they would enjoy prosperity. No one explained to them that sociopath hedge fund managers can destroy their currency through market manipulation, or that inept IMF managers can make the bad situation even worse. It does sound like a global financial system would be more stable than individual central banks, but that would require more regulation to curb the destructive impulses, and not more deregulation. As it stands, it's better to keep diversifying the regulatory powers as much as possible (but with the improved standards and protections against the predators), and for the banks to maintain the larger reserves of foreign currencies.
@truthkmgmailcom
@truthkmgmailcom Рік тому
@@fd4511 hm.. any resources you recommend?
@son9291
@son9291 6 місяців тому
koreans call it IMF crisis. it was a difficult time, but thanks to the lessons learned from this crisis, the government and businesses began to pay a lot of attention to risks, and as a result, Korea was able to through the Subprime Mortgage Crisis without recording annual GDP negative growth
@ramthian
@ramthian Рік тому
Thanks 🙏
@kentmemories
@kentmemories Рік тому
I'm Thai and experienced crisis first hand. The root cause was simple. 25 THB was pegged to 1 USD. US interest rate was 5%, while in Thailand was 15%. There were 10% FREE money if borrowing in USD and deposit in Thailand. There was huge "hot" money inflow into Thailand, mostly speculate in stock market (bubble) and property (bubble). Most of them came just from unproductive assets. Meanwhile, Thailand had large trade account deposit, and Bank of Thailand needed to defend currency peg by almost depleting its reserve. Hot money flew out, pushed more pressure on THB. When few western hedge fund smell the blood and shorted THB, the currency collasped, along with economy and well-being of 50 million people. Later Western investors came to "shop" several assets at 70% discount, like hotels, shopping malls and companies.
@MeiinUK
@MeiinUK Рік тому
Wow.... so basically almost the entire Thailand got bought out ?... Similar thing now with the UK as well.. many things are owned by foreign companies. Even our football teams. The rest of the country lives off charities.. or taxes...
@harukrentz435
@harukrentz435 2 місяці тому
​@@MeiinUK its not just that. The IMF forced the bail out receivers to cut so many social security programs than impacted tens millions of people, forced goverment to cut many projects and millions ended up jobless overnight. The IMF are yet to apologize for their mishandling of 97 financial crisis.
@sideshowbobrobert
@sideshowbobrobert Рік тому
as informative as it is concerning ! thank you - wie immer - DW !
@opius1199
@opius1199 Рік тому
@DW Documentary Thank you for another good small documentary. To the editors of the video, try not to cut picture and sound at the same time, it makes the shift really abrupt, let the sound flow over into the next frame, then fade in a new sound track. Cutting picture and sound in the same frame should be avoided :D
@arbaz79
@arbaz79 Рік тому
Thank you DW for this great,insightful and knowledgeable documentary.Keep it up 👍.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Watch this documentary. Then watch Squid Game. A lot more insightful that way.
@arbaz79
@arbaz79 Рік тому
@@williamyoung9401 Iam not into Korean stuff.
@dimitristsagdis7340
@dimitristsagdis7340 Рік тому
Min 37, this is incorrect, IMF still demanded austerity in 2010 and thereafter in the case of Greece.
@Gtt198
@Gtt198 Рік тому
thnax alot
@amsirajuddin
@amsirajuddin Рік тому
must watch! nice one, thanks DW!
@mgithaiga1
@mgithaiga1 Рік тому
Maybe DW can do a documentary on the 1982 & 1994 Mexican financial crisis or the Russian financial crisis of 1998
@Charvak-Atheist
@Charvak-Atheist Рік тому
Background theme music is very good.
@roc7880
@roc7880 Рік тому
they still had to deal with the effects of this crisis in South Korea in 2001. but the crisis made those countries smarter and wiser in long run. if we only listened to the same advices we used to give them
@luhprimardani6368
@luhprimardani6368 Рік тому
very factual documentary
@Onionbaron
@Onionbaron Рік тому
A story of the acceptance of corporate and human greed. Money was making wealth not from long term usable products, but from greedy expectations on what would tenfold their investments and no thought's about how it was done... (because everyone else did the same...) Everyone was trying to milk the golden cow, everyone was fighting for the cream, not anyone where interested in making good aged cheese and the skimmed milk that was left was taken as a part payment for the looser's that were to pay for this game... This is a history of major shame and major miss direction!!!
@alicecheung1664
@alicecheung1664 Рік тому
Thank you for sharing your view! I appreciate the way you describe it! ( and I apologize in advance for my limited knowledge of the language and economic understanding! ). understandably, pursuing self-interest is remain the primary goal for most of us. We have been taught how important it is to be successful ( with not enough moral consideration or social responsibility) from a very young age by our parents, schools, workplace, and society. All the stories remind us constantly that one side who is a winner will get every bit of power and has all the exclusive things that lead to a better life. Whereas no one dares to look at the other side that shows the people who have very little resources and freedom to live with. The success formula is like money = power = happiness. It almost becomes a belief that seems to possess us rather than a tool that serves its purpose. But some may wonder why the things that the top people own seem never enough to fill up the emptiness, the hollow that they created after every brutal victory.
@SueFerreira75
@SueFerreira75 Рік тому
Greenspan, Summers and Rubin have so much to answer for.
@jwhan2086
@jwhan2086 Рік тому
Amazing masterpiece documentary on 1997 Asian financial crisis.
@douglasunmack961
@douglasunmack961 Рік тому
Not to mention what the IMF did when Japan was suffering its crisis when its bubble burst. The IMF basically blocked bailouts and made everything so much worse for Japan, which has never recovered. But the what happened when the GFC was emanating globally from the US? THE BIGGEST BAILOUTS EVER! Shocking double standards.
@EliF-ge5bu
@EliF-ge5bu Рік тому
Huh? The IMF has never bailed out the US. What are you talking about? The US bailed out the US.
@p4p4s4n
@p4p4s4n Рік тому
Power move
@alexcipriani6003
@alexcipriani6003 Рік тому
and this is in part why China refuses to fully integrate into the western financial system. The IMF loans in Indonesia that were suposedly meant to stabilize markets were used to bail out investors. After they called back their loans the currency completely crashed. This same move happened in Greece when Varoufakis refused to accept new loans to pay back old ones to German banks and restructure their economy.
@puffinjuice
@puffinjuice Рік тому
Probably sensible!
@blissoftheoasis6326
@blissoftheoasis6326 Рік тому
Based China move
@aksbeixhev
@aksbeixhev Рік тому
Agree, but a planned economy has it's own challenges. Chinas economy is looking as bad as any and I doubt they can turn around the falling real estate market. We're all in the same boat now the world economy is connected. A downturn in Europe will hurt China and vica verca
@samkalapseudo8998
@samkalapseudo8998 Рік тому
@@aksbeixhev Chinas economy still is better than EU , Germany had first trade deficit in 30 years
@ginger55555
@ginger55555 Рік тому
Ahhh i see... so there’s a sayings then.... GO TO HELL IMF...
@samueltewahdo8170
@samueltewahdo8170 Рік тому
I can say with confidence DW is the #1 Satellite Television in the Whole World.
@barbaraseymour3437
@barbaraseymour3437 Рік тому
I wish investigative journalists would investigate those leaders (appointed!!) of the IMF, especially C. Lagarde. Their interests aren’t those of the little people - us.
@GolDRoger-fx2fp
@GolDRoger-fx2fp Рік тому
Failed economic system will only cause chaos for many but huge profit for the few.
@detectiveofmoneypolitics
@detectiveofmoneypolitics Рік тому
Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 still watching this very informative content cheers Frank
@klccy4425
@klccy4425 Рік тому
They should also interview the financial officials in hk
@khesehangchemjong7601
@khesehangchemjong7601 2 місяці тому
Can’t wait to have rhythm of work 🤩
@BarriosGroupie
@BarriosGroupie Рік тому
Yep, I remember this and it was shockingly unexpected: if it can happen to Japan it can happen anywhere.
@towerenthusiast
@towerenthusiast Рік тому
I really like the song played in the last minute when the credits are rolled. Where can I find it?
@juamu1132
@juamu1132 Рік тому
we lost all our wealth when the asian financial crisis hit us. it took us 10 yrs. to recover. who knew borrowing in dollars would bite us in the ass.
@1alayzzia
@1alayzzia Рік тому
It's an excellent documentary but all it does is reinforce in my mind that modern economic and monetary policy is insane.
@CraigStCyrPlus
@CraigStCyrPlus Рік тому
All the Americans got PTSD from the opening shots.
@markdwighttadina7655
@markdwighttadina7655 2 місяці тому
Here in my country, the Philippines 🇵🇭, The Peso dropped from PHP 26 to 40+, But we survived thanks to remittances of the migrant workers and subsequent economic reforms were implemented before and after the crisis.
@lyndonwatson757
@lyndonwatson757 Рік тому
This interconnectedness is killing us.
@Video2Webb
@Video2Webb Рік тому
This is a very sobering documentary. While unimpeded speculation is allowed to happen, everyone is at risk. Those people doing that speculation need to be controlled. Longer-term planning and controlling is needed in order not only to avoid financial crises but also to factor in that without a healthy 'environment' - aka all the things that nature does for human economic and social activity - there is simply no way that the current patterns can survive or be trusted. The patterns are dysfunctional and ultimately toxic.
@jillhbaudhaan
@jillhbaudhaan Рік тому
This video is the dust jacket blurb to a book on the topic. Just enough sensation to determine whether to jump off the cliff for a deep dive.
@inezamy9523
@inezamy9523 Рік тому
Am looking forward to DW telling us about the American one
@pin6722
@pin6722 Рік тому
I grew up in Thailand during the 90s. I remember seeing news of people committing suicide because of debt everyday during the late 90s
@EARTH--tf8hn
@EARTH--tf8hn Рік тому
GREAT EPISODES , i have watched quite a few look into the ban on alcohol in gujarat state of India
@mintchocolatelove
@mintchocolatelove Рік тому
27:51 +The remaining 20 billion (the US, Japan, but also Germany, France, Canada, UK, and Australia) Not only Japan and the US, many countries provided money to Korea
@ivohahn
@ivohahn Рік тому
I greatly enjoyed watching this video. Will the world ever truly learn the key lessons from past mistakes?
@SpeakHearSeeNoEvil
@SpeakHearSeeNoEvil Рік тому
No
@MC-dg5td
@MC-dg5td Рік тому
History always repeats itself After 1997 came Lehman Brothers and contagion Now the Ukraine and inflation will dpn compound into another crisis
@kaleemullah247
@kaleemullah247 Рік тому
Thank you DW, I love the economics documentaries you publish, but sadly I barely understand 20%-30% of what you present. because you make it very difficult to understand, or example you explained short selling at 14:30, I know exactly what short selling is because I've done it myself, but your choice of words was far from simple to understand for someone who is new to it, if I had no prior experience, I would most probably not understand what you were talking about at 14:30, I understand economics is a pretty complex subject, but your sentence structures add more complexity instead of simplifying it.
@williamyoung9401
@williamyoung9401 Рік тому
Exactly. I had to look up "maturities." Not all of us have stock, you know?
@NguyenTranMinhTri
@NguyenTranMinhTri Рік тому
They have to make it more complicated than it should be, so the Global Financial Crisis can happen
@lancemarshall241
@lancemarshall241 Рік тому
I never imagined you could short sale currency like real estate, stocks or other financial instruments and products! WOW!
@mintchocolatelove
@mintchocolatelove Рік тому
I learn a lot from DW Documentary channel >_
@AnimePromo17
@AnimePromo17 Рік тому
who added that 0:37 cheesy plane landing "skrrrt" sound effect? I am dying !
@modemmann303
@modemmann303 Рік тому
Thanks for the hint ;)
@seeyouseemee3863
@seeyouseemee3863 Рік тому
It was caused by greed. Again.
@miggy4873
@miggy4873 7 місяців тому
Great documentary. Quick note, at 25:05, "Thailand's currency, the Won" is incorrect. Thailand's currency is the Baht. The Won is the currency of South Korea.
@mohammedsaysrashid3587
@mohammedsaysrashid3587 Рік тому
A wonderful economic documentary coverage with wonderful economic journals doing👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 By excellent DW channel ,about modern financial crisis of South East Asian countries...video increasing economic enlightenment also its labeled that economic global centers were participated amongst themselves ,they attempted for solving their internal economic problems through a global economic system supports around the world which managed by US economic systems ...it seems that USA interested to much for subduing these countries politically& economically in meantime & crushing of middle classes around the world 🌎 severely activated when it's occurred by economical crisis in Eastern Asian countries while its occurred by activation of political crisis, border wars , internal rebellions in MiddleEast..political businesses always for economical purposes acting by a BOSS managed
@willliam1420
@willliam1420 Рік тому
WB and IMF should have provided funds to tide over the liquidity problem of Thailand, instead it pushed it to the brink of default, and ignited the whole Asian Financial Crisis
@jonswanson7766
@jonswanson7766 Рік тому
A good companion piece for this video is Princes of the Yen" by Professor Richard Werner. Chapter 17. There is a video based on the book on UKposts. He describes the entire process as a takedown.
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