Titlebook: Manias, Panics and Crashes; A History of Financi Charles P. Kindleberger,Peter L. Bernstein Book 2000Latest edition Charles P. Kindleberger

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Conclusion: The Lessons of History,exports, the presence or absence of innovations that are not fully exploited, and the like. A speculative crisis like that of 1847 in England was likely in any eveny to be pulled quickly back into prosperity by renesed investment in railroads, regardless of whether the Bank of England suspended the

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The Lessons of History and the Most Tumultuous Decades Ever,nal exuberance, the economy briefly boomed — and then the growth rate slowed as bulb prices tumbled. The South Sea Bubble in London and the Mississippi Bubble in Paris both occurred in 1720; each was associated with a new financial institution that arranged for sharp increases in the supplies of cre

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Charles P. Kindleberger,Peter L. Bernsteinelop a Global Search Scheme, including the LSS1 with an update of the penalty parameter, and a special stopping criteria allowing detection of a feasible vector in the original problem (.), and, consequently, a global solution to the original Problem (.).

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Charles P. Kindleberger,Peter L. Bernsteinnd over all time intervals subject to hard workplace constraints. Note that each employee may have his/her day-specific set of pre-defined shifts and a set of work-rule constraints. We formulate the scheduling problem as a mixed-integer program. We develop several fast two-stage heuristic algorithms

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