economic boom

The 16th century brought an economic boom to the city.

It is still far from an economic boom, of course.

But not since the 1920's has the stock market played so big a role in an American economic boom.

During Labour's long economic boom, few in government gave much thought to energy policy.

"We believe this project is going to create an economic boom in California," he said.

We would be in an economic boom, thanks to lower taxes.

Business leaders agree that the green economy is the next economic boom.

For them, the economic boom might as well be on the moon.

He’s still young, and will be well prepared for the next economic boom.

The system is considered a major reason for Germany's long economic boom.

In the mid-1990s, Denver began another economic boom because of the technology industry.

But a funny thing has happened on the way to the economic boom here.

The nation then was 15 months into the economic boom that has continued to this day.

Other states "have seen the economic boom, and they are looking to get a piece of that."

With the population and economic boom, new businesses were developed.

The town first achieved a new economic boom late in the 19th century.

It's been at the heart of India's economic boom in recent years.

This could be the biggest economic boom in American history if we do it right.

One of our customers told me he had a feeling the country's economic boom simply would not last that long.

During the economic boom a decade ago, though, nearly as many were out of work, and they did not all turn to crime.

The last census was done during an economic boom time.

They’ve led to an economic boom rather than a bust.

Seven years and an economic boom later, are Muslims better off?

Within a couple of years, the economic boom had turned to bust.

Economic boom is a phase when the economy has a huge increase.