overheating of economy

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• overheating — The state of an economy during a boom, with increasing aggregate demand leading to rising prices rather than higher output. Overheating reflects the inability of some firms to increase output as fast as demand; they therefore choose to profit… …   Big dictionary of business and management

• overheating — /ˌəυvə hi:tɪŋ/ noun a rise in industrial activity in an economy, leading to a rise in inflation (the economy is then said to be ‘overheated’) …   Dictionary of banking and finance

• overheating — /oʊvəˈhitɪŋ/ (say ohvuh heeting) noun 1. the condition of an engine, especially of a motor vehicle engine, in which it runs too hot. 2. Economics a state of an economy in which there is a strong demand for labour so that wages rise faster than… …