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1929 (Andrew Ross Sorkin)
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1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History -- and How It Shattered a Nation is a narrative history by Andrew Ross Sorkin that examines the stock market crash of 1929 as a defining event in American economic and political life. Rather than treating the crash as a simple market correction, the book presents it as the outcome of years of speculation, leverage, loose confidence, and institutional failure. Sorkin uses a character-driven approach to show how bankers, investors, policymakers, and regulators helped create the conditions for collapse and then struggled to respond once the system broke down. The book also connects the crash to broader themes of psychology, power, and public belief, showing how financial manias can become national crises. It is written for readers who want a historically grounded account of Wall Street, but also for those interested in how past bubbles illuminate present-day markets and recurring patterns of excess.
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#stockmarketcrashof1929 #financialspeculationandleverage #WallStreetandWashington #marketpsychologyandpanic #GreatDepressionpolicyresponse #1929
1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History -- and How It Shattered a Nation is a narrative history by Andrew Ross Sorkin that examines the stock market crash of 1929 as a defining event in American economic and political life. Rather than treating the crash as a simple market correction, the book presents it as the outcome of years of speculation, leverage, loose confidence, and institutional failure. Sorkin uses a character-driven approach to show how bankers, investors, policymakers, and regulators helped create the conditions for collapse and then struggled to respond once the system broke down. The book also connects the crash to broader themes of psychology, power, and public belief, showing how financial manias can become national crises. It is written for readers who want a historically grounded account of Wall Street, but also for those interested in how past bubbles illuminate present-day markets and recurring patterns of excess.
