Tulip Mania

To accomodate the lively market for tulips, by ___ several exchanges were established

• 1606

• 1647

• 1636

• 1540

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Are tulips native from Netherlands?

• YES

• NO

When did the speculative bubble occurred?

• 1640s

• 1630s

• 1600s

• 1670s

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Where did tulip sales rose in the early 1630s?

• Germany

• Turkey

• Japan

• England

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Were Thompson and Treussard against with the <<popular decision>>?

• YES

• NO

Who complained that “trendy academics like to say that the tulip craze wasn´t a bubble at all”?

• Michael Jordan

• Thompson

• Mackay

• Kim Phillips-Fein

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According to Mackay why tulips were bought?

• To sell for profit

• Gift them

• Have it as a decoration

• Not for planting in rich people´s garden

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Why did the market fell?

• Because of plague and war

• Because tulips were not popular anymore

• Because people didn´t had money

• Because people invested in other things

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What was tulipomania for Thompson and Treussard?

• Was an example of how market forces efficently react to sudden changes

• Was a phenomenon that occurs in the markets due the drop in prices

• The overproduction of tulips

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In what year tulips prices packed and fell sharply?

• 1663

• 1660

• 1654

• 1680