The Dutch Tulip Bubble that occurred during the 1600s was one of the largest market bubbles and crashes in history. It was fuelled by excessive speculation, driving the price of tulips to more than 10x the annual average salary at its peak. The eventual crash undermined social cohesion and trust; although, the recession that followedContinue reading “Tulip Mania”
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