Monetarism

George Soros' success as a hedge fund manager exploited market inefficiencies through a combination of long and short positions in various global markets during significant economic transformations.

The 1970s saw a housing boom and bust due to government policies that encouraged borrowing and homeownership, leading to rising inflation rates and increased costs for borrowers.

The 1973 Chilean coup marked a turning point in the development of neoliberalism, leading to a significant reduction in inflation but also far-reaching social consequences.

Explore the impact of neoliberalism on Chile's economy and society, from the 1973 military coup to the implementation of free market reforms.

A critical examination of the 1987 stock market crash, its causes, consequences, and implications for global financial markets.