Which of the following stock market increases is best explained by the notion of a bubble?

A. The U.S. stock market's growth in 2009
B. The late-1982 rally in which the DJIA doubled in 4 months
C. The Japanese stock market in the late-1980s
D. The decade of the 1980s


Answer: C

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