Irrational Exuberance¶
Shiller, R. J. (2015). Irrational Exuberance. Princeton University Press.
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- Conformity
- Asch's normative/informational distinction transfers cleanly to financial herding (informational: "others must know something I don't"; normative: "the career risk of being the lone bear"), and the same decomposition explains why some bubbles deflate gracefully on new information while others require a visible defector to break the spell.
This sourceDocuments how financial herding combines informational and normative pressures to inflate and sustain asset bubbles. Live-verified (Princeton UP).
- Asch's normative/informational distinction transfers cleanly to financial herding (informational: "others must know something I don't"; normative: "the career risk of being the lone bear"), and the same decomposition explains why some bubbles deflate gracefully on new information while others require a visible defector to break the spell.
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