The Great Crash 1929

John Kenneth Galbraith (1908-2006) was a critically acclaimed author and one of America's foremost economists. His most famous works include The Affluent Society, The Good Society, and The Great Crash. Galbraith was the receipient of the Order of Canada and the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award for Lifetime Achievement, and he was twice awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.James K. Galbraith holds the Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. He lives in Austin, Texas.

出版者:Penguin

作者:John Kenneth Galbraith

页数:240

出版时间:2009-10-29

价格:GBP 9.99

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780141038254

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Rampant speculation. Record trading volumes. Assets bought not because of their value but because the buyer believes he can sell them for more in a day or two, or an hour or two. Welcome to the late 1920s in the US. There are obvious and absolute parallels to the great bull market of the late 1990s, writes Galbraith in a new introduction dated 1997. Of course, Galbraith notes, every financial bubble since 1929 has been compared to the Great Crash, which is why this book has never been out of print since it became a bestseller in 1955.

Galbraith writes with great wit and erudition about the perilous actions of investors and the curious inaction of the government. He notes that the problem wasn't a scarcity of securities to buy and sell: "The ingenuity and zeal with which companies were devised in which securities might be sold was as remarkable as anything." Those words become strikingly relevant in light of revenue-negative start-up companies coming into the market each week in the 1990s, along with fragmented pieces of established companies, like real estate and bottling plants. Of course, the 1920s were different from the 1990s. There was no safety net below citizens, no unemployment insurance or Social Security. And today we don't have the creepy investment trusts--in which shares of companies that held some stocks and bonds were sold for several times the assets' market value. But, boy, are the similarities spooky, particularly the prevailing trend at the time toward corporate mergers and industry consolidations--not to mention all the partially informed people who imagined themselves to be financial geniuses because the shares of stock they bought kept going up. --Lou Schuler, Amazon.com

读后感

1929年意味着什么？ 不同国家、不同背景、不同心态的人有不同的答案。 经济学家加尔布雷思在仔细描述1929年前后发生在美国和纽约的种种事情后，将收入分配不均、公司结构不合理、银行结构不合理、对外收支状况有问题、经济知识贫乏五个方面作为解释1929年纽约股市...  

崩盘：非理性繁荣的极限 上世纪二十年代的美国，股票市场的成交量不断被刷，道琼斯股指最高时候冲上469.49点，美国人的财富一夜之间暴涨无数，本是一个处处洋溢着乐观气息的繁荣天堂。——如果，没有1929年那场可怕的大崩盘的话。 1929年10月24日，美国股市的“黑色星期四”...  

1929年的股市大崩溃其实并不是说一天股市就完了，而是连续阴跌了4年，其间也有很多次反弹，就像某国的股市也可以从1670多点反弹到2405点。1929年的环境和现在差别很大，现在股市下跌原因也更加多元化，但有一点感觉很类似：很多人面临的威胁就是明明知道事态非常不妙，并将继续...  

一、大崩盘发生的时间轴 1918年11月 ，第一次世界大战结束。美国通过在第一次世界大战中向交战双方兜售军火和资源，成为世界上最大的债权国。 20世纪20年代，由于不少国家支付战争债券，金钱大量流入美国。20年代成为美国历史上最好的经济增长时期。 1925年，房地产价格迅速...  

1929年的股市大崩溃其实并不是说一天股市就完了，而是连续阴跌了4年，其间也有很多次反弹，就像某国的股市也可以从1670多点反弹到2405点。1929年的环境和现在差别很大，现在股市下跌原因也更加多元化，但有一点感觉很类似：很多人面临的威胁就是明明知道事态非常不妙，并将继续...  

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