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Why We've Lost Trust in Institutions | Niall Ferguson
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5:00Now PlayingIn this clip, Niall Ferguson discusses the decline of trust in our institutions. He attributes the lack of moral principles and overemphasis on compliance within the banking system as a key contributor to the GFC.
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