'One of the most engrossing books I have ever read' - Daily Telegraph. The classic work by John Kenneth Galbraith on the 1929 stock market crash remains the definitive book on the most destructive boom-and-bust cycle in recent history. It vividly describes the causes, impacts, sequence, and long-term consequences of the financial collapse, as well as the people and businesses affected by the disaster. With the depiction of the 'gold-seeker's fantasy' engraved in the psychology of America, The Great Crash 1929 remains a penetrating study of human greed and folly.

Pages: 208, Dimensions: 13x13cm