“boom and bust”造句，怎麼用boom and bust造句

It is bad enough that recklessness in some areas of banking and finance led to economic boom and bust.

We simply cannot return to the same cycles of boom and bust that led to a global recession.

Texas and Oklahoma weathered the downturn better than most, thanks to strong local energy industries and the absence of a housing boom and bust.

Earth's biogeochemistry went boom and bust for millions of years thereafter, as if some regulating mechanism were lost - which is exactly what happened.

My film became an account of the boom and bust years, told through the experience of one family, and all played out under the neon of Vegas, where fortunes are won and lost every night.

In discussing the recent housing boom and bust, Mr Reynolds inexplicably fails to mention Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-backed lenders that did so much to inflate the bubble.

But social boom and bust is even harder to repair.

He had put an end to boom and bust, he said on more than one occasion.

Economy travels in a cycle of boom and bust, which resembles the cycle of night and day and the cycle of seasons.

At first blush, the current crisis might appear to be just another iteration in the endless Californian story of boom and bust.

What caused the boom and bust?

The economic downturn of 2008 shattered Mr Brown's claim to have done away with boom and bust.

Mr Brown boasted of abolishing "boom and bust"; and if Labour had lost the election of 2005, that claim, and his reputation for economic management, might have escaped intact.

Recently a number of questions have been raised about capitalism and how it serves us, particularly in boom and bust cycles.

We see "boom and bust, " ups and downs, over and over again.