Sentences with phrase «economic bubbles pop»

When the Post-2009 Economic Bubbles pop, the false recovery will violently end and the secular economic decline that began in the year 2000 will continue.

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But there's also China, where a housing and financial bubble could pop and turn the current economic slowdown into a hard landing.

It has been over two decades since the popping of Japan's economic bubble and the country is still actively battling with deflationary forces that are so powerful that near - zero interest rates (zero - interest rate policy or ZIRP), repeated bouts of quantitative easing (some call it «money printing») and constant Yen - weakening currency interventions have barely made a dent.

Japan's imploding stock bubble also popped the country's real estate bubble, creating zaitech - in - reverse and throwing the country into a deep financial crisis and halting the three - decade old «Economic Miracle» in its tracks.

Shortly after the stock speculation mania swept throughout Britain, with scientist Isaac Newton and author Thomas Swift (who wrote Gulliver's Travels) taking part, the South Sea Bubble popped and caused a very severe economic crisis.

America's Stock Market Crash of 1929 was a powerful market crash that started in October of 1929 after the Roaring Twenties economic «bubble boom» finally popped.

For a time, it seemed as if France's financial problems were over, until the Mississippi Bubble popped and Law's trading company shares and paper bank notes plunged in value and threw France into an even greater economic crisis than it had before the bBubble popped and Law's trading company shares and paper bank notes plunged in value and threw France into an even greater economic crisis than it had before the bubblebubble.

The «tech bubble» popped, setting off a NASDAQ crash, with losses near 88 %, and an economic contraction.

In 1845, the Bank of England tightened its monetary policy by raising interest rates, which has a tendency to pop economic bubbles as capital is no longer as cheap as it once was and now higher - yielding bonds become more attractive to investors again.

Even if China's debt and real estate bubbles don't pop, resulting in a global recession, slowing economic growth from China could have a detrimental effect on long - term energy prices and result in prolonged weakness in the entire energy sector, including oil services suppliers such as U.S. Silica.

It seems like great news to me in an anxious age, when we live in fear of economic collapse or terrorist attack, and are just waiting for the housing bubble to pop or for oil production to peak.

Economic agents have to rely on capital gains to make money, and that is where bubbles pop, and go into reverse, with a vengeance.

The conventional economic wisdom is that financial speculation, mostly in real estate combined with a decade of overspending and a lack of savings in general, led to a bubble in economic growth (e.g. GDP) that then popped resulting in a recession.