Tulip mania what is the central idea of the text

"Tulipman" by  Anne Goldgar

The central idea of the text is concerned with the events that follow the breaking of contracts which can lead to market collapse or bubble.

In the 1630s in Netherland, the bulb of tulip became an essential commodity, even turning into the means of exchange.  However, "that which have cost you" that is a bulb of tulips and "it still is not paid for" became the popular mantra that was tulipmania.

Explanation:

The book "Tulipmania" by Anne Goldgar was written to narrate what can happen in an economy that experiences market collapse following the failure of market participants to follow through with the agreements they freely entered into as a result of market bubble.

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something to do with the actual job that they are doing, and not just because

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