John Kenneth Galbraith writes engagingly and with color about Wall Street:“Wall Street, in these matters, is like a lovely and accomplished woman who must wear black cotton stockings, heavy woolen underwear, and parade her knowledge as a cook because, unhappily, her supreme accomplishment is as a harlot.” (p48)
John Kenneth Galbraith, The Great Crash 1929 (London: Penguin, 1954, 1975).
A review of The Great Crash 1929 is posted at Reviewing Books and Movies.
Dr Geoff Pound
