their volatility, at a time when the concept of Antifragility was unknown, suffered a violent setback to the era of the "Barriers Act" – the restrictions only being loosened 70 years later in 1965. Although the bubble burst happened between 1890 and 1892, its economic and political effects were made throughout the decade, with only in the end of the Campos Sales administration, with Rodrigues Alves in charge of the Brazilian economy, been decreased, but at a high social cost, due to the economic policy of austerity taken in accordance with requests of the big international capital. See also List of economic crises in Brazil Notes 1880s economic history 1890s economic history 1880s in Brazil 1890s in Brazil Economic bubbles Economic crises in Brazil First Brazilian Republic Stock market crashes