= Parabolic bursting
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Parabolic bursting is a term often associated with the phenomenon of explosive or rapid growth in the context of various fields, including finance, economics, and even in physical systems. It typically describes a situation where a variable experiences an exponential increase over a relatively short period, leading to a steep curve that resembles a parabola. In finance, for example, parabolic bursting might refer to the rapid price increase of an asset, followed by a sudden crash, often resembling a parabolic shape when graphed.
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