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  1. As a Romanian, don't you dare insult our Internet infrastructure by comparing it to Germany's
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  2. I am italian. After living abroad many years, I just moved back with a foreign girlfriend. She is an architect, and can 100% relate to the analysis of this video saying that complicated work regulations are a hinder to economic growth. Even though she has a job from a foreign company, she cannot be an architect in Italy as she needs a license for it, which is very hard to get if you do not know the language and havn't got your University degree here. To get the title she has to pass an exam, even with 10 years of professional experience already. I had commented this situation the exact same way as the guy in the video said. It is like if Bill Gates would move to Italy, he could not be a computer engineer.
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  3. Big love from Egypt to Israel 🇪🇬💞🇮🇱 Hope Egypt regimes learn something from your experience in economic reforms
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  4. At one point, I was seeking employment in Japan. However, upon observing the extent of the workload they anticipated, I promptly reconsidered my decision. It's like they live to work, not the opposite.
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  5. Honestly, I think the problem was just mismanagement. It’s not like the Fed raised interest rates overnight. SVB had ample time to make adjustments… but didn’t.
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  6. I was interested in this phenomenon and I’ve been watching few videos about it but this one is by far the best and easiest to understand. Glad you finally started an economy-focused channel :)
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  7. With minor differences, this video could be about Brazil.
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  8. First time I've ever subscribed to a channel without a video. Love their content.
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  9. The look of this channel better be top hats and monocles. It's fitting for a money channel 😂
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  10. I was afraid when I heard the news that Simon was leaving the Visualpolitik channel, but Grant and Josh are such amazing replacements. Both Visualpolitik and Visualeconomik are phenomenal sources of information and entertainment. Keep up the great work guys, I love the content! Cheers from Hungary.
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  11. FACT : Japanese makes Cartoons comic books Drams Films But They Have Not Time for This 🙂
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  12. Love your work guys.. Well done & good luck for the future
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  13. This Channel should have waaaaaay more followers 🤔
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  14. Why do I watch vidoes about the Australian pension system for fun?
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  15. Basel III is something that not many YouTube channels or Twitch commenters mention. That's why I like this channel.
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  16. I can't wait to learn from this channel like the others.
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  17. Hearing some of my childhood experiences discussed next to the 19th century origins of Nintendo and the Cold War… kinda makes me feel old.
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  18. VisualEconomic: What color is your Bugatti? Me: what Bugatti?
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  19. Outrageously good content 💪
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  20. Great job, guys!
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  21. Absolutely brilliant content! Thank you so much for your outstanding work on all your channels. Have a fantastic day or night, whatever your time zone, and whenever this finds you, I wish you well. I love and appreciate you.
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  22. I second this
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  23. Very educational 🌏
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  24. This video was so convincing, I practically gained stocks in the Swiss National Bank by sheer just watching it.
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  25. I third this
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  26. Well done perfect pace wonderful data collection. Thumbs up and thank you
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  27. This was very informative. Thank-you!
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  28. Yep, all I've had were PlayStations all my life ever since PS1 in the 1990s! 😁 Graphics have come such a long way!
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  29. They're rated arrr!
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  30. Completely emotionally measured and well reasoned comment section incoming lol...
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  31. You forgot the most important way they became rich. Charge you 2 euros any time you need to take a piss. 🤣
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  32. @11:51 - 12:10 I had to relisten to 3 times to get but after I got in lightbulb moment it was a great revelation. Basically Japan is increasing money supply but the money multiplier is going down due to people not saving/investing so inflation is still stagnant. Great insight.
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  33. Thanks!
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  34. Could you please make a video about public education and private education which encourages quality?
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  35. I love you guys. But we need to figure out all the glitchy images. My guess is it’s your frame rate. Your frame rate of 50fps is probably conflicting with the frame rate of the b-roll, which is usually 24fps or 60fps. I wouldn’t sacrifice b-roll for the 50fps. 99.99% of people don’t care about your talking heads in 50fps. They won’t notice if you go down to 24 or 30. But 100% of people notice the glitchy b-roll. And in this video especially, it’s distracting and looks unprofessional. Your scripts are great. Your hosts are great. Your lighting is getting great. Let’s fix the glitchy b-roll. My job is creating for YouTube. We get almost 200k views a week. Just wanna help.
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  36. Man your videos are way better than DW, Histroy channel and NatGeo. Excellent!!
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  37. "Now I'm the captain"
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  38. Thanks!
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  39. Well, everytime an auomated process f*cks up a human needs to come in, figure out what happened and fix it. That's my job now in IT and those jobs will still be around in 30 years...
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  40. Thanks
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  41. les goo
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  42. 謝謝！
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  43. Video is 4 months old but so current lol
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  44. Thanks!
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  45. I come from Switzerland. Luckily things are different there.
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  46. Well done! Loved it and learned a lot!
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  47. I love the clothes and happy for the channel. Thank you from Hungary!
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  48. Thanks!
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  49. I am an avid follower of your YouTube channel and have always appreciated the thoughtful analysis you provide. I just saw the current episode discussing Israel's economic success, and while I agree with much of your analysis, I found myself disheartened by the choice of the background image. The presentation of a smiling Hasidic rebbe, rubbing his hands with pleasure, wrapped in a pile of bills, As a secular Jew in the present (and ultra-Orthodox in the past), I couldn't help but find the picture a bit insensitive and could reinforce negative stereotypes. The described individual is a rabbi of a small and economically weakened Hasidic community within the ultra-Orthodox sector in Israel. The ultra-Orthodox community faces significant socio-economic challenges and is one of the poorest groups in Israel, and associating their spiritual leaders with wealth and presenting them in this way may perpetuate misunderstandings. I believe that it is possible to find a better image that will present Israel without unintentionally promoting stereotypes that may harm certain communities. I am confident that you did not intend to offend, and I suggest that you consider another background image that is more in line with the diverse and multifaceted nature of Israeli society. Thank you for your time and consideration. I appreciate the work you are doing and believe that addressing this concern can further enhance the positive impact of your content.
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  50. Thanks!
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