What does it really mean to be too big to fail? In this episode, we break down the history behind this phrase and its real-world implications. From the very first government bailout to the Great Depression and the taxpayer-funded rescue during the 2008 financial crisis, we examine how institutions grow so large that their failure could shake entire economies.

Key Takeaways:

🔹 The origins of too big to fail and why it matters today

🔹 A look back at the first-ever bailout in history

🔹 How the Great Depression reshaped financial policies

🔹 The role of taxpayers in the 2008 financial crisis

🔹 Lessons learned (or not) from past economic failures

• Tune in for a deep dive into the financial decisions that shaped history—and their impact on our world today.