by Fernando Trías de Bes · Booket · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788484608448
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«El hombre que cambió su casa por un tulipán» is the economic essay by Fernando Trías de Bes, published by Booket in paperback (272 pages).
It analyzes financial bubbles throughout history: the tulip mania, the housing crisis, the South Sea Bubble and Japan in the nineties. In an accessible tone, it explains how prudent people make irrational decisions and what signals heralded the 2008 crash, with keys to recognizing future frenzies and facing them with judgment.
Winner of the Temas de Hoy Prize 2009. It is the first title in the Actualidad collection.
A book for anyone who wants to approach economics and the psychology of bubbles without prior knowledge.
Spanish economist, professor and writer
