Comment une tulipe a provoqué la première crise économique

In 1637, madness gripped the Dutch in the Netherlands. At that time, a single tulip bulb could be exchanged for the price of a castle or a lifetime of labor: this was Tulip Mania. But behind this craze lay the first major economic bubble in history. Discover the story of the very first stock market crash... and why it bears a striking resemblance to what we are experiencing today with AI. 📚 Sources: Le Monde / France Radio / La Finance Pour Tous / LE PETIT JOURNAL / Source Jardin de France ➡️ Where to follow me: TikTok:   / adrienbouisset   Instagram:   / adrien.bouisset   ✍🏼 Writing/editing: Adrien Bouisset/Geocult 🏛️Motion: Léo Maillard/Gabriel Chanéac 🎨Thumbnail: Nozai 🎵 Music: Epidemic Sounds / Envato 🖥️ Software used: -Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro -Computer graphics: Adobe After Effects -Mapping: GeoLayers -Photo editing: Adobe Photoshop ⏰ Summary 00:00 - Introduction 00:56 - The birth of an obsession 02:39 - The Dutch Golden Age 03:50 - The beginning of tulip mania 04:53 - Commercial collaboration 06:14 - The wind trade 07:02 - Speculative bubble 07:53 - The bubble bursts 09:17 - After the bubble 10:06 - What now?