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Jul 20, 2008

Anticipating Crisis: History’s Hard Lessons

Financial crises are usually preceded by booming economic activity. An optimistic atmosphere results in a rush-to-invest mentality that disregards the lessons of the past. After a financial "panic," safeguards are implemented, but those safeguards usually do not address the conditions that cause the next crisis.
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Charles E. Gilliland

Financial crises are usually preceded by booming economic activity. An optimistic atmosphere results in a rush-to-invest mentality that disregards the lessons of the past. After a financial "panic," safeguards are implemented, but those safeguards usually do not address the conditions that cause the next crisis.

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