Inside Job features hard-hitting interviews with some of the country's most influential business and political figures in hopes of getting to the bottom of greed. Instead of spelling out definitions or inserting celebrity cameos to ensure the audience pays attention like The Big Short does. Regarding the course, the process of the market economy, the big banks making money and the events that led to the financial crisis, everything can be described by capitalism. The term capitalism is defined as “an economic system in which commerce, industry and the means of production are controlled by private owners with the aim of making profits in a market economy” (Langille, 2017). The advantages of capitalism are that it creates jobs, wealth, production and innovation. The downside is that it promotes inequality, is prone to crises, and creates alienation and conflict. In both films, capitalist greed caused a financial crisis in America, the working classes and immigrants were blamed for the failure of the housing market, many Wall Street executives were never tried for their crimes nor escaped, leaving millions behind. unemployed and homeless people. Banks, investors and executives have turned their backs on society to serve their own interests by making more profits by manipulating citizens into investing in mortgages considered excellent when they were not. not. In both films, the working conditions of those who had to earn money during the crisis were not very good. Additionally, those who worked on Wall Street worked in very intense and stressful environments, causing health problems such as major headaches for many workers when they realized that what they were doing was causing them to lose a lot of energy. money and their jobs. As globalization is a key player in capitalism, the world