| 单词 | global boom |
| 释义 | global boom He was fortunate that his first term as president in the early 2000s coincided with a global boom. Times, Sunday Times In the 1970s, a global boom was brought to a halt by soaring oil prices, amid rising unemployment and swelling inflation. Times, Sunday Times Bond prices, for example, now point to the deepest depression for 40 years, while stock markets suggest only a mild recession - and commodities and oil prices imply a global boom. Times, Sunday Times Year after year, sales and profits cantered ahead as it rode the wave of the global boom in luxury goods. Times, Sunday Times All the time he took credit for the global boom, never once criticising the bankers, the private equity guys or the hedgies. The Sun |
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