Market crashes since 1900
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The stock market is a wealth generator. From 1980 till today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index is up roughly 1,900%, that’s taking into account three market crashes. During the same time period, middle class wealth and income was basically flat. (See Figure 1 below.)
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Since 1900, there was bear market every 5 years on an average Most important, bear markets don’t last long by varies from 45 to 694 days (i.e. 1.5 month to 2 years) Best opportunities come at time of maximum pessimism
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The shocks were mainly the result of the two World Wars, combined with the arrival of universal suffrage in the democratic countries. Concentrations of wealth were busted up by wartime confiscations, inflation, and asset-market crashes, and the new political mandate demanded social insurance and protections for organized labor.
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However, when the chartists dominate there may be multiple equilibria, unstable speculative bubbles, and eventual market crashes. Figure 3 presents a cusp catastrophe model developed by Zeeman where the vertical axis is the rate of change of prices in the market, the F axis represents the demand by fundamentalists, and the C axis represents the ...
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Citanna and Schmedders (2005) show that price volatility may increase under the same circumstances. Branch (2004) finds considerable heterogeneity of expectations empirically among market traders, and Gerlach et al. (2006) find empirically an increase in market volatility since the 1970s, a period of increasing numbers of assets and market depth.
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"The Stock Market Boom and Crash of 1929 Revisited," Journal of Economic Perspectives (April 1990). [Reprinted in John W. Malsberger and James N. Marshall, eds., The American Economic History Reader: Documents and Readings (Routledge: New York, 2009), pp. 255-264. Crashes and Panics: The Lessons from History, editor, (Dow Jones/Irwin, 1990).
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Previously noted 89.19% decline in value of DJIA between 9/3/1929 and 7/8/1932 (along with subsequent crashes in late 1930’s and early 1940’s) Unemployment Rates during the Great Depression Since 1900, the rate has never been above 10%, except for the period from 1931 to 1940, during which time it was above 10% for 10 straight years!
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Christian Warren, “Northern Chills, Southern Fevers: Race-Specific Mortality in American Cities, 1730-1900,” Journal of Southern History . 58 (1997), 23-56 . Dora L. Costa, “Health and the Economy in the United States from 1750 to the Present,” Journal of Economic Perspectives. 53:3 (2015), 503-570
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The Stock market crashes and begins a 6-year depression. ... and since the Republicans won, this new tariff is enacted. It raises tariff rates to 57%, a new high. b. Foreign sugar is taxed at 97% more than U.S. sugar, and tobacco is. 119%. 3. The Gold Standard Act, 1900. a. This act makes all currency redeemable in gold. 4. In June 1897 the U.S ...
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Comments on Charles Kindleberger. "The Panic of 1873" and on Jack Wilson, Richard Sylla, and Charles Jones, "Financial Market Volatility and Panics Before 1914" in Eugene N. White and Arnold W. Sametz. (eds.) Crashes and Panics in Historical Perspective. Dow Jones (1990). with Anna J. Schwartz.
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