介绍:
Shortly after the tulips were first introduced to Dutch in the mid-16th century, they became a powerful status symbol, and nobles and middle-class admirers alike began scrambling to get them. By the 1630s, Tulip marts had sprung up in city centers. Tulip mania continued unabated until February 1637, when the market collapsed after a few of the bigger players decided to sell out. Prices plummeted, and an enormous social panic ensued as investors raced to dump their stores of tulips.
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