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from Turkey, became
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5 be different. ()It never is。 The crazie
Netherlands in the 16805、Tuhip *bulbs newly arrived
fashionable、 and prices soared. At the height of the maniau
0 in todays money) for a single rare
florins (equivalent to more than $50.00(
Charles Mackay, in his classic 1841 book "Extraordinary Popular Delusions a
10 Madness of Crowds*。 tells how one unfortunate salakawho was rather
onions, was sent down to a rich mans kitchen for breakfast, and ate a tuhp b
ゃ を ン an am
やri 3.000 Horins by mistake、 (He ended up in prison, but at least he had a good
1augh_a year later when prices plunged and bulbs became virtually worthless。
。 Anotherinfaumous example was the South Sea Bubble in 1720. The London-based
js South Sea Company came up ( 4a ) an ingenious plan to take over Britain's
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national debt in return ( 4b ) interest and sole trading rights to the South Seas
(South America) and bence。 imiheass access( 4c ) the treasures of the gold and
silveraminesin Peru and Mexico
