1.In 2008, the financial crisis hit Iceland hard. Instead of bailing out the banks, Iceland began investigating criminal conduct and arresting the responsible bankers. Bailout packages were given only to those most affected by the collapse -- the average Icelandic resident. Why do you think it was the opposite in the U.S.? Why were the guilty bailed out and the innocent left to pay?

2.Who benefits the most from a globalized economy, considering 75% of all third-world profits are made by just a few giant industrial-financial corporations? Has globalization really improved the lives of people? Or, has it only made them more vulnerable and less free?

3.Corporate dollars have been infiltrating into an increasing number of academic systems, from finance and economic programs to medical programs. This allows companies to corrupt the research and training, not to mention the minds of impressionable students. Do you think there should be more separation between education and corporations?