Undisciplined money creation has consequences that reach far beyond economics. When governments rely on easy money and growing debt, it introduces moral hazards that shape how society functions, not just how markets behave. Since the early 1970s, changes in the monetary system have coincided with wider social shifts - from household formation to family structures and long-term demographic trends. This conversation looks at how money policy doesn’t exist in isolation, and why its effects are ofte

3.5K views · 112 reactions | FRONTLINE investigates the Federal Reserve's economic experiment to revive the economy with what has been called an “easy money” policy and the unintended consequences, including a widening gap between Main Street and Wall Street. Premieres 3/14 on PBS. | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook