SPACs as modern speculative bubbles
The argument made was that Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) are structurally akin to historical speculative bubbles, creating asymmetry where sponsors are incentivized to complete deals for personal gain, often at the expense of investor capital.
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