With the Wall Street sell off of last Friday and today's further plunge, many are playing fast and loose with the term "bubble." Bubble, although widely bandied about, is a fuzzy term without a solid operational definition. So, if it is little more than a rhetorical device, why is it widely used?
With the Wall Street sell off of last Friday and today's further plunge, many are playing fast and loose with the term "bubble." Bubble, although widely bandied about, is a fuzzy term without a solid operational definition. So, if it is little more than a rhetorical device, why is it widely used?
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