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Based on the 1841 market psychology, describing famous financial 'bubbles', including the infamous Dutch tulip mania and the South Sea Company bubble, this title presents an interpretation of Charles Mackay's work that illustrates the nature of these insights through modern business and political case studies.
Tim Phillips' thoroughly up-to-date interpretation of Charles Mackay's Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, a classic of popular psychology, illustrates the principles of Mackay's analysis of financial bubbles with modern examples to enable 21st century readers to understand crowd psychology and invest wisely.
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Based on the 1841 market psychology, describing famous financial 'bubbles', including the infamous Dutch tulip mania and the South Sea Company bubble, this title presents an interpretation of Charles Mackay's work that illustrates the nature of these insights through modern business and political case studies.
Tim Phillips' thoroughly up-to-date interpretation of Charles Mackay's Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, a classic of popular psychology, illustrates the principles of Mackay's analysis of financial bubbles with modern examples to enable 21st century readers to understand crowd psychology and invest wisely.
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