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Andrew Ross Sorkin on Market Bubbles, Banking Rules, and the Real Lessons of 1929

Debates whether 1929 prices and policy failures—not just speculation—explain depressions and bubble narratives.

The Great DepressionThe 2008 financial crisisAsset bubblesPodcast episodeintermediate1929 crash2008 analogyfed policyfinancial regulationglass steagallleverageAndrew Ross SorkinTyler Cowen

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