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The great crash, 1929

Book • 1954

John Kenneth Galbraith

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.

Mentioned by

Andrew Ross Sorkin

Andrew Ross Sorkin

James Galbraith

Lodewijk Petram

Merryn Somerset Webb

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

Joe Weisenthal

as a famous book on the great stock market crash.

Andrew Ross Sorkin on the Stock Market Crash That Shattered America

Mentioned by

Howard Marks

when introducing the concept of the bezel, which Galbraith introduced in his book.

Cockroaches in the Coal Mine

Mentioned by

Andrew Ross Sorkin

as the most famous book on the 1929 crash.

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Recommended by

Chris Whalen

to understand the parallels between the Florida real estate boom of the 1920s and current market conditions.

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Mentioned by

Andrew Ross Sorkin

as a classic book about the 1929 crash written from an economist's perspective.

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Mentioned by

James Galbraith

as a book that has been in print continuously since 1955.

Why Economists Are Looking at Economics All Wrong

Referenced by B. Water when documenting the explosive growth of trusts in the 1920s.

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Referenced by the speaker, quoting Chapter 3, to highlight worries in 1929 about the scarcity of common stocks.

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Mentioned by

John Coogan

when discussing bad faith business practices that produce an illusory wealth effect.

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Mentioned by

Jad Mubaslat

when drawing parallels between Bitcoin treasury companies and the 1920s stock bubble.

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Mentioned by

Jesse Norman

in relation to

Linda Yueh

's book, referencing Galbraith's book on the 1929 crash.

When is the Next Great Financial Crash Coming?

Quoted by

Colin Harper

from the book about the number of investment trusts being organized in the 1920s.

BITCOIN SEASON 2: How Bitcoin Treasuries Will Cause The Next Bear Market

Mencionado por

Alberto Mera

como un libro donde John Kenneth Galbraith explica la destrucción bursátil de 1929.

La estrategia de Saylor causó el crack de 1929. ¿Se repetirá?

Recommended by

Lodewijk Petram

as a great read about the years before the 1929 crash, what happened, and some of the investors on the market.

#71 Lodewijk Petram: The World's First Stock Exchange

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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Recommended by

Chris Whalen

as a book to read, drawing parallels between current events and the 1920s.

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Mentioned by

Merryn Somerset Webb

when discussing the idea of the "bezel" in relation to market bubbles.

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