by Fernando Trías de Bes · Ediciones Martínez Roca · tapa dura · ISBN 9788484607885
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«El hombre que cambió su casa por un tulipán» is the economics essay by Fernando Trías de Bes, published in hardcover by Ediciones Martínez Roca.
The essay analyzes the logic behind major financial bubbles, from the tulip mania to the 2008 crisis. It compares episodes such as the South Sea Bubble and the Japanese crisis of the 1990s to explain why irrational behavior repeats itself, and offers lessons to help prevent future euphorias.
Subtitled «Qué podemos aprender de la crisis y cómo evitar que vuelva a suceder», it has 256 pages, belongs to the De Hoy collection and won the Premio de Hoy 2009.
For readers of economics and finance who want to understand crises through historical cases.
Spanish economist, professor and writer
