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Lessons from Market Crashes Past

Champion, David

Product #:R2506N
Supplier:Harvard Business Impact
Discipline:General Management
Details:Article (PDF) • 5 pages • 2025-11-01

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Business history

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Financial service sector
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In the book 1929, the New York Times journalist and CNBC coanchor Andrew Ross Sorkin explores the events leading up to the historic stock market crash that set off the Great Depression. The parallels between them and those chronicled in Sorkin's earlier book on the 2008 financial crisis, Too Big to Fail, are striking-and more than a little unsettling.

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