Making Markets

Explore the intricate world of finance with Making Markets by Mitchel Abolafia, published by Harvard University Press in 2001. This insightful ethnography delves into the vibrant culture of Wall Street, providing a comprehensive understanding of how markets function as socially constructed institutions. With 240 pages of in-depth analysis, Abolafia examines the behaviors of traders, revealing how they navigate a complex web of customs, norms, and control structures that shape their actions. Perfect for anyone interested in business, economics, or cultural studies, Making Markets offers a unique perspective on the dynamics of investment and securities. Discover the forces that drive financial markets and the human elements that influence economic outcomes.