Phrases with «contagion effect»

The phrase "contagion effect" refers to the spread of a negative influence or impact from one person or situation to others. It suggests that this effect is similar to how a contagious illness spreads among people, where it can quickly affect many individuals or situations. Full definition

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Sentences with «contagion effect»

Financial regulation experts warn of the potential contagion effect of a hopped - up credit market, especially one in which more and more lending flows through unregulated firms. (canadianbusiness.com)
When asked about contagion effects from the decline in oil prices, Yellen said that «leverage in the financial system in general is way down» from levels before the crisis, and said it isn't a «major» concern that some entities would be effected by the decline in oil prices. (businessinsider.com)
The authors add that they do not believe a collapse in bitcoin prices would have «major contagion effects on the global economy or financial markets,» concluding that «we view the unsteady cryptocurrencies as no match for the «Steady as She Goes» dollar.» (links2exchange.net)
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Phrases with «contagion effect»

Sentences with «contagion effect»

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