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53 Ciencias económicas
5307 Teoría económica
530706 Fluctuaciones económicas
Realidad y ficción: La crisis financiera de 2008 en el film "The Big Short"
Abstract
El trabajo de fin de carrera sobre "Realidad y ficción: La crisis financiera de 2008 en la película The Big Short" surge de la necesidad de comprender y analizar uno de los eventos más significativos en la historia económica moderna y su representación en la gran pantalla. El estudio se centra en la película "The Big Short", basada en el libro homónimo de Michael Lewis, que narra la historia de un grupo de inversores que descubrieron y se beneficiaron del inminente colapso del mercado hipotecario en Estados Unidos en 2008.
El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la precisión histórica de la película y examinar cómo retrata los eventos que llevaron a la crisis financiera desde una perspectiva crítica y reflexiva. Se realizará una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva y un análisis de los factores clave que contribuyeron al colapso del mercado hipotecario. Además, se explorarán las tácticas de storytelling utilizadas en la película.
El alcance del trabajo abarcará la identificación de los actores principales en la crisis financiera, el análisis de las políticas implementadas posteriormente y el estudio de los efectos a largo plazo en la economía global, incluyendo el desempleo, la desigualdad económica y la regulación financiera.
En resumen, este trabajo busca proporcionar un análisis crítico de la representación de la crisis financiera de 2008 en la película "The Big Short" a través de las técnicas del storytelling. Se explorarán las diferencias entre los hechos históricos y la narración cinematográfica, y se explicarán las razones detrás de estas diferencias. El objetivo final es obtener una perspectiva integral sobre la crisis y su representación en el cine, contribuyendo así a una comprensión más profunda de este evento crucial en la historia económica.
The final thesis on "Fact and Fiction: The 2008 financial crisis in the movie The Big Short" arises from the need to understand and analyze one of the most significant events in modern economic history and its representation on the big screen. The study focuses on the movie "The Big Short", based on the book of the same name by Michael Lewis, which tells the story of a group of investors who discovered and profited from the impending collapse of the mortgage market in the United States in 2008. The objective of this paper is to analyze the historical accuracy of the film and examine how it portrays the events leading up to the financial crisis from a critical and reflective perspective. A comprehensive literature review and analysis of the key factors that contributed to the collapse of the mortgage market will be conducted. In addition, the storytelling tactics used in the film will be explored. The scope of the paper will encompass the identification of the key players in the financial crisis, the analysis of the policies subsequently implemented, and the study of the long-term effects on the global economy, including unemployment, economic inequality, and financial regulation. In summary, this paper seeks to provide a critical analysis of the representation of the 2008 financial crisis in the film "The Big Short" through the techniques of storytelling. The differences between the historical facts and the cinematic narrative will be explored, and the reasons behind these differences will be explained. The ultimate goal is to gain a comprehensive perspective on the crisis and its representation in film, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of this crucial event in economic history.
The final thesis on "Fact and Fiction: The 2008 financial crisis in the movie The Big Short" arises from the need to understand and analyze one of the most significant events in modern economic history and its representation on the big screen. The study focuses on the movie "The Big Short", based on the book of the same name by Michael Lewis, which tells the story of a group of investors who discovered and profited from the impending collapse of the mortgage market in the United States in 2008. The objective of this paper is to analyze the historical accuracy of the film and examine how it portrays the events leading up to the financial crisis from a critical and reflective perspective. A comprehensive literature review and analysis of the key factors that contributed to the collapse of the mortgage market will be conducted. In addition, the storytelling tactics used in the film will be explored. The scope of the paper will encompass the identification of the key players in the financial crisis, the analysis of the policies subsequently implemented, and the study of the long-term effects on the global economy, including unemployment, economic inequality, and financial regulation. In summary, this paper seeks to provide a critical analysis of the representation of the 2008 financial crisis in the film "The Big Short" through the techniques of storytelling. The differences between the historical facts and the cinematic narrative will be explored, and the reasons behind these differences will be explained. The ultimate goal is to gain a comprehensive perspective on the crisis and its representation in film, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of this crucial event in economic history.
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Keywords
K2N, The Big Short - Crisis financiera - Storytelling - Técnicas - Realidad - Ficción, The Big Short - Financial Crisis - Storytelling - Techniques - Reality - Fiction
URI / Handle
http://hdl.handle.net/11531/73788Rights
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