by Fernando Trías de Bes · Espasa · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788499982670
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«El hombre que cambió su casa por un tulipán» is the economics essay by Fernando Trías de Bes, published by Espasa in paperback (256 pages, in Spanish).
Fernando Trías de Bes reviews the great speculative bubbles, from tulip mania to the 2008 housing crisis, and compares them with Japan's recession and bubble. The book explains how prudent people end up making irrational economic decisions and offers keys to recognizing warning signs and avoiding future financial euphoria.
The work, originally published in 2009, received the Premio de Hoy 2009 and is part of the Espasa Economía y Finanzas collection.
For readers interested in economics, financial crises, and economic history who want an accessible approach to speculative bubbles.
Spanish economist, professor and writer
