The Great Crash 1929: John Kenneth Galbraith’s Classic Economic History of Stock Market Speculation
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The Great Crash 1929: John Kenneth Galbraith’s Classic Economic History of Stock Market Speculation

by John Kenneth Galbraith

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John Kenneth Galbraith’s classic account of the 1929 stock market crash explores the era’s intense speculation and the financial events surrounding the collapse. Focused, historical, and accessible, this book offers readers an enduring examination of a pivotal moment in economic history.

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The Great Crash 1929 is John Kenneth Galbraith’s classic economic history of the stock market crash of 1929.

The book focuses on stock market speculation and the events surrounding one of the most significant episodes in financial history.

Galbraith presents a historical examination of the crash, making the book a concise reference for readers interested in economics, finance, and modern history.

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