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Charles P. Kindleberger on Economic Bubbles and US Asset Bubble of the 2000s
Economic historian Charles P. Kindleberger writes in his “Manias, Panics, and Crashes”(C.P.Kindleberger, 1978 edition, page 17): “As firms and households see others making profits from speculative purchases and resales, they tend to follow. When the number of firms and households … Continue reading
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Can We Discern the Naissance of a New Housing Bubble?
In my post “Asset Bubble Microeconomics: a Peculiar Demand and Supply Diagram” I’ve argued that in a housing bubble the demand curve is upward sloping, positioning itself below the supply curve at the boom phase and shifting to the position above … Continue reading
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