In this conversation, Steve Eisman and John Cassidy explore the themes of capitalism and its critics, discussing historical perspectives, key figures like Marx, Keynes, and Friedman, and the evolution of economic thought. They delve into the financial crisis, the role of regulation, and the future of capitalism, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to managing the system.

00:00 The Evolution of Capitalism 02:37 Critiques of Capitalism Through History 05:46 The Role of Key Figures in Economic Thought 12:50 Marx's Critique and Its Implications 24:04 The Rise of Keynesian Economics 30:50 The Shift to Monetarism and Friedman 37:00 Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis 44:00 Lessons from the Financial Crisis 53:00 The Debate on Regulation and Capitalism 57:40 Current Economic Models and Future Directions

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