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The South Sea Bubble of 1720

United KingdomPublished April 6, 2021

Views 25.3K  |  Likes 490  |  Comments 59
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Gresham CollegeGresham College
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25,372

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490

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59

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The London stock market boomed and crashed in 1720. The financial bubble is known to posterity as the South Sea Bubble. In the three hundred years since, the bubble has been much misunderstood – this lecture separates fact from myth and aims to move beyond simplistic ideas of “gambling mania”. A lecture by Dr Helen…

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April 6, 2021
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Total views
25.3K
Total likes
490
Total comments
59
Published
April 6, 2021
Global rank by views
#13,862,733

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