About the Book: The Great Crash 1929 by John Kenneth Galbraith is a classic analysis of one of the most significant financial disasters in history—the Wall Street Crash of 1929. Combining economic insight, historical research, and engaging storytelling, Galbraith explores the speculation, market frenzy, greed, and financial mistakes that led to the collapse of the American economy. From the Florida land boom to Wall Street excesses and corporate failures, this influential book reveals the human behavior behind financial crises. An essential read for students, investors, and anyone interested in economics, market psychology, and the lessons of history’s greatest financial downturns.