The Great Crash 1929
This enduring account dissects the dizzying speculation that led to the 1929 market collapse. Galbraith masterfully illustrates how the allure of easy riches blinded investors, drawing parallels to human nature's susceptibility to financial manias. Anyone fascinated by the cyclical nature of economic booms and busts, or simply seeking a witty, insightful look at historical follies, will find this an indispensable read.
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