What are the far-reaching ramifications and ethical dilemmas in the movie/documentary, "Too Big to Fail"?

Discuss and list all of the ethical dilemmas presented.

Were they Moral? Were they Legal?

What precedences were initiated by the Fed, the Government, and the Banking system?

What lessons were learned and by whom? What does this mean for future generations?

As a Corporate Citizen in the Global World Economy, continue the discussion of "Too Big to Fail" in the context of the United States government and Fed financialpolicies and how they effect and relate to the rest of the world's economies- now that the world is flat.

What countries could have collapsed the monetary system and why? What countries are affected by quantitative easing today (printing $)?

What major card does China hold?

What likeness do we have with Japan?

What are the competing values?

What moral and ethical dilemmas does this create for your generation?

What are the intended and unintended consequences presented?

What are the far-reaching ramifications to capitalism?