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Speculative bubbles, crashes and rational expectationsby: Olivier J Blanchard
Economics Letters, Vol. 3, No. 4. (1979), pp. 387-389.
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AbstractSelf ending speculative bubbles, i.e., speculative bubbles followed by market crashes, are consistent with the assumption of rational expectations. More generally, speculative bubbles may take all kinds of shapes. Detecting their presence or rejecting their existence is likely to prove very hard.
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