The South Sea Bubble and Financial Institutional Fraud
Analysis of the 1720 South Sea Company collapse as an early modern case study in speculative contagion and systemic misinformation.
This financial crisis exhibits clear LHS dynamics where the institution's 'Inheritance' (the state-sanctioned monopoly) functioned as a lie, sustained by mass group-think and the repression of contrary financial data.
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