Usually means: Economic term named after Alan Greenspan.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Greenspan)

▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
Greenspoon, Greenspun, greener, Gruenspan, Greenhow, Greengard, Greenebaum, Greenwald, Greengross, Groen, more...

Opposite:
anti-greenspan, contrarian, opponent

Phrases:
Alan Greenspan, Greenspan put, greenspan alan, Bennett Greenspan, Stanley Greenspan, more...

Colors:
    emerald,     olive,     mint,     lime,     sage, more...



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Similar:
Greenspoon, Greenspun, greener, Gruenspan, Greenhow, Greengard, Greenebaum, Greenwald, Greengross, Groen, more...

Opposite:
anti-greenspan, contrarian, opponent

Phrases:
Alan Greenspan, Greenspan put, greenspan alan, Bennett Greenspan, Stanley Greenspan, Dorie Greenspan, more...

Colors:
    emerald,     olive,     mint,     lime,     sage, more...



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