The Bubble of 1929: Evidence from Closed-End Funds

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*We would like to thank Stefan Krieger for excellent research assistance and thoughtful discussions. We would also like to thank David Cutler, Lawrence Summers, Robert Vishny, and Robert Waldmann for helpful comments, and the National Science and Russell Sage Foundations for financial support. Preliminary 1 July 16, 1990 I.

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