Analysis of key issue(s) presented in one of the following movies about the 2007-2008 financial crisis: Too Big to Fail, The Big Short, Inside Job, or Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve. Watch movie and follow the submission directions below to answer these questions (this should be approximately 1 - 2 pages). 1. List and briefly describe some course concepts explored in the movie. 2. For each course concept identified in step 1, answer: 1. What were some underlying assumptions being made pre-crisis by individuals, bankers, regulators businesses, and other players in the economic system? 2. Few people predicted the severity of the 2008 crisis. What information, if any, would have indicated that it would occur? 3. Choose the perspective of one of the major players in the financial system -- individual, banker, regulator, business, or other financial service firm or customer. From that perspective, what was the typical perception of risk and return pre-crisis? Knowing what we know now, would you have made different choices? Why or why not? 3. Did you think the movie effectively increased viewers' understanding of complicated financial topics? Briefly explain the reasoning for your opinion. Analysis of key issue(s) presented in one of the following movies about the 2007-2008 financial crisis: Too Big to Fail, The Big Short, Inside Job, or Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve. Watch movie and follow the submission directions below to answer these questions (this should be approximately 1 - 2 pages). 1. List and briefly describe some course concepts explored in the movie. 2. For each course concept identified in step 1, answer: 1. What were some underlying assumptions being made pre-crisis by individuals, bankers, regulators businesses, and other players in the economic system? 2. Few people predicted the severity of the 2008 crisis. What information, if any, would have indicated that it would occur? 3. Choose the perspective of one of the major players in the financial system -- individual, banker, regulator, business, or other financial service firm or customer. From that perspective, what was the typical perception of risk and return pre-crisis? Knowing what we know now, would you have made different choices? Why or why not? 3. Did you think the movie effectively increased viewers' understanding of complicated financial topics? Briefly explain the reasoning for your opinion