Bubble is relative. Houses tend to be priced in dollars, dollars, yen, yuan and other currencies that are constantly being printed in ever greater quantities.
Now, if you look at it compared to raw dollar printing - the one thing that is in a bubble compared to the 1970's is post secondary education in some parts of the world (like the US)
Rap, rock and country singers along with some football players might also be bubble-ish, but that is a micro economic factor as there are so few of them percentage wise compared to the bulk of the economy.
http://www.sportingintelligence.com/...-wages-200101/
Baller! Compared to 1960, the average wage of a footballer has gone up 1,693x. Now that is what you call wage mobility. If the trend continues in about 50 years a footballer should probably be making about $100 million per week.
Last edited by ZenOps; 04-27-2017 at 10:33 AM.
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