A debt bubble occurs when borrowing surges beyond sustainable levels, inflating asset prices artificially. Investors, banks, and governments often fuel it through easy credit, benefiting short-term from rising profits and spending. However, when repayments stall, the bubble bursts, triggering defaults, market crashes, and recessions that harm the broader economy.
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