Sentences with phrase «driven bursting bubble»

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One Problem, Multiple Causes Any number of factors, from easy money to irrational exuberance to speculation to policy - driven market distortions, may have a hand in the inflation and bursting of bubbles.

Prosecco has driven a 23.3 % growth in on - trade volumes of sparkling wine with Total Champagne down a bubble - bursting 17.6 %

However, once you turn the key, start this puppy up and take her for a drive, your bubble might just burst.

You can almost feel the emotional toll of falling short of a bubble - driven market and the elation when it bursts.

These high - risk loans led to a large number of new homebuyers, which drove up housing prices, which led to people borrowing against their homes and eventually, the housing «bubble» would burst.

Personally, I think car loans will be the next bubble to burst and drive (no pun intended) the economy down to another recession.

umm, i do nt want to burst your bubble or anything, but i do nt think this game is focusing on emotional relationships... this isnt exactly a story driven game, its more of a sandbox game.

When the aquifer is depleted, the water - based food bubble will burst, reducing harvests and driving up food prices.

Meanwhile a housing and financial bubble bursting in China, and the inflationary bubble in the US funded by the magic money of the Fed are both set to burst into undeniable reality any time soon, will at least drive down fossil fuel use during the looming new global recession about to hit from the two biggest economies on the world going someways down the toilet.....

This euphoria is is what drives bubbles, and eventually these bubbles burst.

Attracted to value Ironically, the impressive spending numbers that are driving Hawaii's retail are the result of Japan's economic downswing, says Ross Murakami, audit and business advisory services manager in the Honolulu office of Chicago - based Arthur Andersen & Co. «The bubble in the Japanese economy burst around the same time as the Gulf War in 1991,» he explains.

Financial companies falsely drove property values up in an enormous bubble that burst.

While I'm not qualified to say there is a bubble that is going to burst, it sure looks like irrational behavior is driving long - term rates that low.

Listing services and local boards have been merging for years — but the drive to consolidate accelerated after the housing bubble burst.