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spillover effect

spillover effect noun: the phenomenon in which an economic event in one context occurs because of something else in a seemingly unrelated context.

Noun

spillover effect (plural spillover effects)

  1. The phenomenon in which an economic event in one context occurs because of something else in a seemingly unrelated context.

Forms of spillover effect

pluralspillover effects

Questions about spillover effect

What does spillover effect mean?
Spillover effect means the phenomenon in which an economic event in one context occurs because of something else in a seemingly unrelated context.
What part of speech is spillover effect?
Spillover effect is a noun.
What is the plural of spillover effect?
The plural of spillover effect is spillover effects.

Words near spillover effect in the dictionary

  1. spillionaires
  2. Spillman
  3. Spillmann
  4. Spillmans
  5. spillover
  6. spillover effect
  7. spillover effects
  8. spillovers
  9. Spillow
  10. spillproof
  11. spills

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