The Financial Crisis: What Did We Learn? | People & Politics

While politicians are demanding stricter regulation for the financial markets, banks are targeting high profit yields and once again doling out millions in bonuses for executives. What happened to the efforts to set the financial world straight? Several politicians have called on financial institutions to abide by a strict set of rules. But renowned economist Max Otte doesn't believe politicians will actually push reform through. He says the bank lobbys are too powerful, and the next major financial crash is in the works again.