economic windfall

Frequency: 5.55.0 per million words

Refers to a broad economic benefit that was not anticipated.

windfallADJECTIVE + windfall

Categories:

economic

Examples (10)

  • The discovery of new oil reserves created an unexpected economic windfall for the nation.
  • Many developing countries hope for an economic windfall through increased tourism.
  • The government debated how to best utilize the sudden economic windfall.
  • Such an economic windfall could lead to significant infrastructure development.
  • Experts warned that the economic windfall might be temporary.
  • A surge in global demand for their exports resulted in a considerable economic windfall.
  • The region experienced an economic windfall after the tech giant established its headquarters there.
  • Policymakers are designing strategies to manage future economic windfalls responsibly.
  • The unexpected economic windfall allowed the city to fund several public projects.
  • Some argue that a sudden economic windfall can also bring challenges, like inflation.