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The great crash, 1929
Book • 1954
In 'The Great Crash, 1929', John Kenneth Galbraith provides a detailed historical account of the events leading up to the stock market crash of 1929 and its aftermath, the Great Depression.
The book explores the speculative excesses, economic imbalances, and policy mistakes that contributed to the crisis.
Galbraith emphasizes the importance of understanding these historical events to prevent similar economic disasters in the future.
The book explores the speculative excesses, economic imbalances, and policy mistakes that contributed to the crisis.
Galbraith emphasizes the importance of understanding these historical events to prevent similar economic disasters in the future.
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James Galbraith
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Mentioned in the podcast as a book that Martin Armstrong had to read in high school, highlighting its lack of mention of sovereign defaults of 1931.
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