回顾市场经济发展的历史,“泡沫”这个词总是贯穿其中,一位经济学家分析说:市场允许泡沫存在,从某种意义上来讲,它甚至是一种润滑剂。但有泡沫就意味着有投机,这既是市场经济的必然产物,而过度投机也是市场经济的一大恶疾。类似的事件屡见不鲜,最早见于17世纪荷兰的郁金香泡沫,而后又有日本的房地产泡沫,当年我国的炒股热、炒邮热,至今让人记忆犹新。这一次,诸多的因素,使艺术收藏品又成为投机心理追捧的对象…… Recalling the history of market economy, the word “bubble” always runs through it. An economist analyzes that the market allows for the existence of bubbles, and in a sense, it is even a lubricant. However, the bubble means that there is speculation. This is both an inevitable outcome of the market economy and excessive speculation is also a major evil in the market economy. A similar incident is not uncommon. It was first seen in the tulip bubble of the Netherlands in the 17th century. Then there was a real estate bubble in Japan. This time, many factors have made art collections the object of speculative psychology.