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The 1907 Panic: Morgan, Trusts, and Central Banks. Contagion, Liquidity, and Central Banking in the Gilded Age, 1907–1913
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- Nombre de pages155
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-58474-1
- EAN9783565584741
- Date de parution25/07/2026
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- Taille853 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
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In the autumn of 1907, the American financial architecture teetered on the edge of total collapse. A reckless gamble in the copper market ignited a devastating liquidity freeze, triggering panic across Wall Street and systematically shattering trust in the shadow banking sector.
Without a central bank to inject capital, the defense of an entire national economy defaulted to a single private citizen: J.
P. Morgan. From his private library, Morgan orchestrated high-stakes bailouts, coerced rival titans, and forced executive overrides to halt systemic contagion. "The 1907 Panic" delivers a gripping, granular exploration of the structural defects that brought Gilded Age finance to its knees. From the collapse of the Knickerbocker Trust to secret midnight meetings on Jekyll Island, this definitive account unveils how private triage permanently reshaped modern capitalism. Discover the raw mechanics behind reserve pyramiding, clearinghouse scrip, and the high-stakes political maneuvering that birthed the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. Essential reading for investors, financial historians, and economics enthusiasts seeking to understand the chaotic origin story of modern central banking.
P. Morgan. From his private library, Morgan orchestrated high-stakes bailouts, coerced rival titans, and forced executive overrides to halt systemic contagion. "The 1907 Panic" delivers a gripping, granular exploration of the structural defects that brought Gilded Age finance to its knees. From the collapse of the Knickerbocker Trust to secret midnight meetings on Jekyll Island, this definitive account unveils how private triage permanently reshaped modern capitalism. Discover the raw mechanics behind reserve pyramiding, clearinghouse scrip, and the high-stakes political maneuvering that birthed the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. Essential reading for investors, financial historians, and economics enthusiasts seeking to understand the chaotic origin story of modern central banking.