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STOCK MARKET CRASHES AND SPECULATIVE MANIAS (Hardcover)
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STOCK MARKET CRASHES AND SPECULATIVE MANIAS (Hardcover)
Series: The International Library of Macroeconomic and Financial History series
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This volume offers an authoritiative selection of the best
published articles on the great speculative manias and stock market
crashes, which highlights their important similarities. These
phenomena disrupt the normal activities of investors who use
financial markets to accumulate diversified portfolios of assets.
The attraction of rapid capital gains entices the unwary to abandon
their customary investments, exposing them to ruin when prices of
hot new assets collapse. The mania for tulips in seventeenth
century Holland and schemes to refinance government debt in
eighteenth century France and Britain burned many investors and
transformed financial markets. The volatile American stock market
of the nineteenth century and bursting regional real estate bubbles
brought down many financial institutions, threatening economic
stability. The striking parallels between the stock market crashes
of 1929 and 1987 raise basic questions about the stability of the
capital markets. By examining whether these phenomena represent
rational movements of the market or some mania or fad, these
articles focus on the central policy question of whether these
markets require regulation to serve the investing public.
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