asset price bubble

At the time, that synchronised collapse looked like the classic bursting of an asset price bubble.

Of these, rapid credit growth is the most important leading indicator of financial instability, followed by an asset price bubble.

The temptation will be to leave policy too loose, for too long, resulting in another asset price bubble.

Popular folklore has it that the bursting of an asset price bubble and a restrictive monetary policy caused that country's 1990s stagnation.

It was too early to conclude if there was an asset price bubble.

In addition, a stronger monetary reaction to signs of overheating or of a credit or asset price bubble could also be useful.

Even if the credit markets work well, the rich economies will slow as the asset-price bubble pops.

Worried about a speculative asset price bubble, China is considering property taxes.

Government failure is another factor leading to asset price bubble.

This all seemed to work just fine until our asset-price bubble popped in the 1990s.

It also suggests central banks are not yet sufficiently sure that an asset price bubble is forming.

Some economists believe that the light taxation of land in Japan contributed to its ruinous asset-price bubble in the 1980s.

A classic example of an L-shaped recession occurred in Japan following the bursting of the Japanese asset price bubble in 1990.

RMB's appreciation can lead to the asset price bubble by two ways: one is by sterilized intervention of the country;

The Probability of Depression in China Caused by Collapse of Asset Price Bubble;