bubble era
bubble era noun: an unsustainable period of economic growth and rapid asset price increases that may eventually lead to a crash or a bubble burst.
Noun
bubble era (plural bubble eras)
- An unsustainable period of economic growth and rapid asset price increases that may eventually lead to a crash or a bubble burst.
Forms of bubble era
| plural | bubble eras |
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Questions about bubble era
- What does bubble era mean?
- Bubble era means an unsustainable period of economic growth and rapid asset price increases that may eventually lead to a crash or a bubble burst.
- What part of speech is bubble era?
- Bubble era is a noun.
- What is the plural of bubble era?
- The plural of bubble era is bubble eras.
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