| The story also illustrates the most radical difference between mania and hypomania. |
| They were thrilled to proceed with merger mania and ratchet up already-humongous profits. |
| Chang said this indicates that mania is not what is fueling the creativity. |
| Throughout his manias, Berhman obsessively recorded everything he did and he relied on those notes to create this detailed memoir. |
| Financial manias and panics have attracted economists concerned with the efficiency of asset markets. |
| Almost all manias, be they tulips, railways, Japanese real estate, have ended in busts. |
