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John Law

The Rise and Fall of John Law's System

Learn about John Law's financial system that dominated France in the early 18th century but ultimately collapsed due to inflation, speculation, and government intervention.

The Collapse of John Law's System

The 1720 financial crisis led by John Law in France highlights the risks of speculation, paper money, and fractional reserve banking.

The Mississippi Bubble: A Financial Frenzy

The Mississippi Bubble was a financial phenomenon in 18th century France, where John Law's paper money system created a speculative bubble that burst, causing widespread financial instability.

The Mississippi Bubble: A Financial Experiment

Learn about the 18th-century financial experiment that collapsed due to speculative investing and monetary expansion, causing devastating consequences for investors and the French economy.

The Development of John Law's Financial System

Discover the rise and fall of John Law's Financial System in 18th century France, a complex plan to reform the economy through reflation and debt restructuring.

The Rise and Fall of John Law's Financial Empire

Learn about the rise and fall of John Law's financial empire in France during the early 18th century, shaped by government support, debasement, and paper credit systems.

Financial Alchemy in 18th Century France

Explore the radical financial solutions proposed by John Law to address France's severe financial crisis in the 18th century, including a national bank and paper money.

The Genesis of John Law's Financial Reforms

Discover John Law's 18th-century financial reforms that merged elements of public banking and monopoly trading companies, shaping the economic landscape of France.