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Jul 17, 2013

History of Credit Bubbles

This chart shows a historic overview of several financial bubbles. From the Tulip Mania in the 1630's to the Real estate Boom that ended in the late 2000's. This research was provided by Goldman Sachs.

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Posted by Reinoud Linschoten at 11:36 AM

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Labels: Australia, China, Housing Market, India, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, Stock Market, United States Housing

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Reinoud Linschoten: Please note the blog posts and graphs are posted on my own behalf. Views expressed in my blog posts in the past do not necessarily correspond to my current views. The goal of this blog is to make economics accessible, through graphs and pictures from economic websites, for anyone who is interested in the latest economic developments around the world. A wide range of topics are covered, from the government debt of the United States to the problems Europe is facing with the Euro, as well as the impact of the unrest in the Middle East on oil production. This blog is non-profit. One reason for this is to make sure that copyright is not violated for the graphs that are borrowed from other sources. Follow me on twitter! www.twitter.com/EcoPictures

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