The general tendency for prices to increase in a market, especially in the stock market. – The expansionary part of a business cycle in which gross national product is rising rapidly. – See bear market, boom, bubble, speculative, stock market fever, bull, fixer, coincidence problem, business cycle, metabasis, milkmaid bull market, prosperity, rally, runup, sentiment,
Free rider, exuberance, unreasonable, value, cyclical, cyclical. – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin, November 2010, pp. 80 et seq. (on the measurement of undesirable developments in asset markets; references; p. 82: overview of an early warning model).
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