Manias, Panics, and Crashes¶
Aliber, R. Z., & Kindleberger, C. P. (2015). Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises.
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- Speculative Bubble
- Minsky and Kindleberger describe a canonical sequence: displacement (an exogenous shock creates new profit opportunities), boom (credit and attention expand), euphoria (reflexive feedback detaches value from fundamentals), distress (insiders begin to exit), and revulsion or crash (the inflow reverses), a staging Aliber and Kindleberger (2015) maintain across their updated survey of manias and panics.
This sourcePalgrave Macmillan. Updated survey maintaining the displacement-boom-euphoria-distress-crash life-cycle staging across additional modern episodes.
- Minsky and Kindleberger describe a canonical sequence: displacement (an exogenous shock creates new profit opportunities), boom (credit and attention expand), euphoria (reflexive feedback detaches value from fundamentals), distress (insiders begin to exit), and revulsion or crash (the inflow reverses), a staging Aliber and Kindleberger (2015) maintain across their updated survey of manias and panics.
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