Economics Jargon

noun an explosion

verb to explode or cause to explode

adjective relating to or characterized by a sudden outburst of anger or violence

• The blowup of the balloon was caused by excessive air pressure.
• I heard there was a huge blowup at the party last night.
• The blowup between them was so intense, it was like watching a soap opera.
• The blowup of social media influencers has led to a new era of advertising.

verb to give out or deliver something to a number of people

• The resources were evenly distributed among all the participants.
• I distributed the snacks to everyone at the party.
• I spread out the work so we all have an equal share.
• The love she gave was distributed among her family and friends.

noun a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular

adjective relating to or affecting the entire system

• The new operating system is designed to improve efficiency and security.
• I can't figure out how to navigate this new system.
• The system is so glitchy, it's driving me crazy.
• She has a system in place for staying organized and on top of things.