Prof. Niall Ferguson on entrepreneurial freedom in the new global financial system

[@altongrimes]

Incredibly brilliant and articulate man..... just so refreshing to be exposed to such a gifted and insightful individual.... a true "navigator" in our midst......

[@brokenbulbs]

I've lived in Asia and the United States and it's my impression that there's much more red tape involved in starting a business in the United States than in Asia. The market is less free than people believe and leans towards a concentration of industries. The US government shoud be doing more to help entrepreneurs and small business owners. Where's the government's support for small business, America's largest employer?

[@217ken]

I wish I could see the slides

[@YuvalRishuSanders]

This is a nice lecture, but I sure would have liked to see the slides...

[@lgrisotto]

"this is the most important chart you can find in economic history" WANT TO SEE

[@goPistons06]

Ferguson said that in industrial development, the role of government was negligible. had more third world countries known this, they wouldn't have ruined their countries going for statist solutions to poverty.

[@plantbasedsecrets]

Gold did reach almost $2000 an ounce

[@ArmandoVieira]

@goPistons06 sure, but no one seems to bother with that

[@MegaInsouciance]

Hot air and self promotion, at least he isn't a hypocrite.

[@ArmandoVieira]

@goPistons06 people listen what they is confortable to them

[@spacerumsfeld]

Poor Niall. Paul Krugman was hounding him the entire presentation!

[@goPistons06]

i've seen many videos where people refute krugman's theories on macroeconomics. why then is he so famous, why is he taken so seriously, when, according to people like ferguson, he has no idea what he's talking about

[@TheSpiritOfTheTimes]

Dynasty is a 70's show? Now that's just bad history Niall.

[@malma1]

This guy impresses the gullible. Listen to Noah Chomsky.