Елена Чиркова - Анатомия финансового пузыря
- Название:Анатомия финансового пузыря
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Необычная по жанру и композиции, «Анатомия финансового пузыря» детально рассказывает о многих известных финансовых пузырях, имевших место хронологически – с XVI века до нашего времени, географически – от Японии и Кувейта до США; в ней сделан обзор психологических, социологических, экономических и финансовых объяснений подобных рыночных аномалий. Кроме того, исторические факты иллюстрируются дайджестами произведений мировой литературы, в которых они нашли отражение. Вместе с тем книга представляет собой серьезное научное исследование. В ней предложена цельная теоретическая концепция финансового пузыря: описаны предпосылки его возникновения и признаки наличия на том или ином рынке, прямые и косвенные «приметы» пузыря, опасности этого явления и его последствия для реального сектора.
Эта работа имеет прикладное значение и в первую очередь предназначена для практиков, занимающихся торговлей и инвестированием на фондовом рынке. Знакомство с идеями, предложенными в книге, позволит уменьшить риски вложений в переоцененные активы. «Анатомия финансового пузыря» будет интересна студентам и преподавателям финансовых, экономических и исторических специальностей, всем увлекающимся экономической и финансовой историей, филологам и любителям литературы, интересующимся темой отражения экономических реалий в художественных произведениях. А также всем, кто хочет научиться разбираться в экономической ситуации, складывающейся в конкретный момент.
Книга написана ярким, эмоциональным и образным языком, отличается оригинальным и доступным изложением сугубо экономических сведений, неожиданной интерпретацией известных фактов. Многие события и концепции, о которых рассказывается в этой книге, ранее в русскоязычных изданиях не освещались.
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