Mi hija quiere entender el sistema financiero

The transcript narrates a story to explain the financial collapse to a child. It follows Pepe, who wants to open a bar and raises funds by selling paper promises. The town's economy becomes chaotic as everyone starts trading paper promises, leading to financial ruin. The story illustrates financial concepts like bonds and stock exchanges, ending with a lesson on the unpredictability of financial ventures.

What event in 2012 prompted the narrator to explain financial concepts to his daughter?

• A political election

• A financial collapse

• A technological breakthrough

• A natural disaster

What did the narrator use to explain financial concepts to his daughter?

• A textbook

• A documentary

• A children's story

• A financial report

How did Pepe plan to raise money for his bar?

• By taking a loan from the bank

• By selling his house

• By selling pieces of paper promising future returns

• By asking for donations from friends

What was the purpose of the 'room of papers' in the village?

• To serve as a library

• To hold town meetings

• To organize the trading of papers

• To store important documents

What is the real-world equivalent of the 'room of papers'?

• A bank

• A government office

• A library

• A stock exchange

What did the villagers use to trade for projects?

• Gold

• Coins

• Pieces of paper

• Land

What did the mayor do with the horses he collected?

• He used them for town transportation

• He sold them for profit

• He donated them to charity

• He escaped the town with them

What did the mayor promise in exchange for horses?

• Gold coins

• A new school

• Free food

• Two horses per paper

What unexpected business did Moncho succeed in?

• Building a new school

• Transporting people to Pepe's bar

• Starting a delivery service

• Opening a bakery

What lesson does the narrator want to convey about financial projects?

• They always succeed if planned well

• They are unpredictable and often fail

• They are easy to manage

• They require no risk