The First Crash
Lessons from the South Sea Bubble
Richard Dale
The book examines the speculative frenzy and subsequent collapse of the South Sea Company in the early 18th century, exploring its causes, mechanics, and the regulatory aftermath that shaped the future of financial markets. It draws parallels between the South Sea Bubble and modern financial crises, offering insights into the recurring nature of economic bubbles and the lessons that can be learned from them.
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