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Meanings of economic boom in English

Phase in the economy.

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Usage of economic boom in English
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The Fine Gael leader accused the Government of squandering the economic boom.
The Irish Times
2
One result has been an economic boom in AKP's central Anatolian heartland.
Reuters
3
There is a paradox at the heart of the current economic boom.
The Irish Times
4
The strikes have undermined her approval ratings, despite an ongoing economic boom.
Reuters
5
Within a couple of years, the economic boom had turned to bust.
Reuters
6
If the economic boom has a temple, it is this once-humble room.
The Irish Times
7
By 1969 the country was in the midst of an economic boom.
The new yorker
8
An economic boom that is transforming India's cities is largely invisible here.
Reuters
9
The great US economic boom has come to an abrupt end.
The Irish Times
10
The government sees immigration as a prime factor in Spain's decade-long economic boom.
Reuters
11
Our extraordinary economic boom has blurred this simple fact over the past decade.
The Irish Times
12
Asian economies have piggy-backed on the success of China's two-decade long economic boom.
BBC
13
Is this good enough in a country continually boasting about the economic boom?
The Irish Times
14
Happily, the Celtic Tiger and economic boom helped change that image.
The Irish Times
15
One reason for the tangible lack of concern could be Germany's economic boom.
Reuters
16
Europe's economic boom has come to a sudden and unexpected halt.
The Irish Times
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Economic boom through the time
Economic boom across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare