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- Long_boom abstract "Long boom is a term used to refer to various long periods of economic growth. Most commonly, it refers to these two distinct periods of economic growth: The post–World War II economic expansion, the sustained global period of economic growth following the Second World War from 1945 until the 1973 oil crisis The 1990s United States boomIt may also refer to other periods, such as the mid 1980s–2000s period, contemporary with Great Moderation.".
- Q6673452 abstract "Long boom is a term used to refer to various long periods of economic growth. Most commonly, it refers to these two distinct periods of economic growth: The post–World War II economic expansion, the sustained global period of economic growth following the Second World War from 1945 until the 1973 oil crisis The 1990s United States boomIt may also refer to other periods, such as the mid 1980s–2000s period, contemporary with Great Moderation.".
- Long_boom comment "Long boom is a term used to refer to various long periods of economic growth. Most commonly, it refers to these two distinct periods of economic growth: The post–World War II economic expansion, the sustained global period of economic growth following the Second World War from 1945 until the 1973 oil crisis The 1990s United States boomIt may also refer to other periods, such as the mid 1980s–2000s period, contemporary with Great Moderation.".
- Q6673452 comment "Long boom is a term used to refer to various long periods of economic growth. Most commonly, it refers to these two distinct periods of economic growth: The post–World War II economic expansion, the sustained global period of economic growth following the Second World War from 1945 until the 1973 oil crisis The 1990s United States boomIt may also refer to other periods, such as the mid 1980s–2000s period, contemporary with Great Moderation.".