"The Big Short" is a biographical drama film that critically examines the 2007–2008 financial crisis. It follows several key figures who predicted and profited from the market crash caused by the housing bubble. The film is notable for its unique approach to explaining complex financial instruments and situations, making it accessible and engaging.
Use in class
The Big Short could be used in finance, economics, and ethics classes. It offers a real-world context for financial instruments, market dynamics, and the ethical complexities in financial decision-making. The film's portrayal of the crisis can help students understand risk management, financial regulation, and the moral implications of financial decisions.
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