Black Monday Revisited: Unpacking the Causes and Consequences of the 1987 Crash
About this ebook
Through a blend of historical analysis and cutting-edge insights, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the behavioral economics and systemic risks that make financial markets vulnerable to sudden collapses. The global economic impact is dissected, revealing how both developed nations and emerging markets grappled with the fallout, alongside the challenges faced by individual investors navigating turbulent waters.
The narrative doesn’t stop at diagnosis—it moves toward solutions. Explore the role of regulatory reforms , such as circuit breakers and stress testing , in enhancing market stability and mitigating future risks posed by algorithmic trading . Ethical debates around wealth inequality , accountability , and consumer protection laws are woven throughout, challenging readers to consider the moral dimensions of financial practices.
Grounded in empirical evidence yet guided by universal ideals like fairness and inclusivity , this book offers actionable steps for fostering trust and resilience in modern finance. It applies frameworks like Kantian ethics to advocate for equitable access to financial markets and responsible decision-making.
Whether you're an economist, investor, policymaker, or curious reader, this work provides invaluable lessons on overcoming barriers to recovery, restoring investor confidence , and building safeguards against excessive speculation . By integrating these timeless principles into contemporary practices, we can envision a future where financial systems thrive without compromising ethical integrity.
From the psychological drivers behind crashes to innovations in risk management , Black Monday Revisited equips readers with the tools to understand, anticipate, and prevent the next wave of financial instability.
