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Discover LudwigThe phrase "price boom" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a significant increase in the price of goods or services, often in economic contexts. Example: "The housing market experienced a price boom, leading to increased affordability concerns for first-time buyers."
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The home price boom is not confined to the Hamptons.
In Denmark, adjustment led to plunging real interest rates which sparked a house price boom.
And that commodity price boom didn't persist; indeed, it's gone into reverse.
America already has low rates and doesn't need a house price boom.
For more than a decade, we've been living through a commodity price boom.
That would be devastating for recovery and for everyone betting on a commodity price boom.
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It has squandered one oil-price boom.
In America, lower interest rates fuelled a house-price boom.
This has allowed us to track the biggest global property-price boom in history.
However, it looks increasingly as though the house-price boom is now over in London.
But with the world economy slowing, banking on an asset-price boom is risky.
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