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Economists and the Stock Market - Speculative Theories of Stock Market Fluctuations (Hardcover)
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Economists and the Stock Market - Speculative Theories of Stock Market Fluctuations (Hardcover)
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The role of the stock market in the recent global financial crisis
has led many to question the way in which the modern international
financial system operates. This highly topical book offers
important insights into the stock market, contrasting the
speculative explanation of stock market fluctuations with the
conventional efficient markets hypothesis. After summarising
economists' views on stock market behavior from the classical
period to the present day, the authors focus on two particular
explanations of stock price fluctuations. They examine in detail
the mainstream neo-classical theory with its emphasis on the
efficient markets hypothesis. They then compare this with the
theories of Veblen, Galbraith and Keynes who consider markets as
being inherently prone to speculation and crisis, in contrast to
the neo-classical approach which largely ignores the instability of
stock markets and particularly the crashes that have recently
occurred. The authors go on to develop a speculative model to
account for stock market fluctuations which provides a useful and
realistic explanation of how stock price expectations are formed.
This book will be welcomed by bankers, financial and monetary
economists, historians of economic thought and all those interested
in the causes of the recent market crashes.
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