Definition of overinvestment in English:

overinvestment

nounˌəʊvərɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌoʊvərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt

mass noun

The action or fact of investing more money or resources in a project or enterprise than is necessary.
an artificial and uneconomic overinvestment in capital goods
Example sentencesExamples
- The electricity famine is a result of overinvestment and an overheated economy.
- The history of the industry is rife with massive overinvestment in services consumers didn't actually want.
- The boom produced huge overinvestment in some industries, as companies learned too late.
- Some advisers also think the tax credit may have spurred overinvestment in farm machinery before the farm debt crash of the 1980s.
- This is but one more example of an age-old phenomenon in which rapid increases in asset prices encourage a credit binge and overinvestment that proved unsustainable once asset prices fell.
- The credit expansion of the boom leads to overinvestment.
- The economy's Achilles heel is overinvestment by businesses.
- The longer the price stays high, the more overinvestment in drilling you get.
- The overinvestment in equipment and software has not been wholly purged.
- The analyst said overcapacity caused by overinvestment will lead to a fall in the unit prices.

Definition of overinvestment in US English:

overinvestment

nounˌōvərinˈves(t)məntˌoʊvərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt

The action or fact of investing more money or resources in a project or enterprise than is necessary.
an artificial and uneconomic overinvestment in capital goods
Example sentencesExamples
- Some advisers also think the tax credit may have spurred overinvestment in farm machinery before the farm debt crash of the 1980s.
- The economy's Achilles heel is overinvestment by businesses.
- The overinvestment in equipment and software has not been wholly purged.
- The electricity famine is a result of overinvestment and an overheated economy.
- The credit expansion of the boom leads to overinvestment.
- This is but one more example of an age-old phenomenon in which rapid increases in asset prices encourage a credit binge and overinvestment that proved unsustainable once asset prices fell.
- The analyst said overcapacity caused by overinvestment will lead to a fall in the unit prices.
- The boom produced huge overinvestment in some industries, as companies learned too late.
- The longer the price stays high, the more overinvestment in drilling you get.
- The history of the industry is rife with massive overinvestment in services consumers didn't actually want.

单词	overinvestment
释义	Definition of overinvestment in English: overinvestment nounˌəʊvərɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌoʊvərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt mass noun The action or fact of investing more money or resources in a project or enterprise than is necessary. an artificial and uneconomic overinvestment in capital goods Example sentencesExamples The electricity famine is a result of overinvestment and an overheated economy. The history of the industry is rife with massive overinvestment in services consumers didn't actually want. The boom produced huge overinvestment in some industries, as companies learned too late. Some advisers also think the tax credit may have spurred overinvestment in farm machinery before the farm debt crash of the 1980s. This is but one more example of an age-old phenomenon in which rapid increases in asset prices encourage a credit binge and overinvestment that proved unsustainable once asset prices fell. The credit expansion of the boom leads to overinvestment. The economy's Achilles heel is overinvestment by businesses. The longer the price stays high, the more overinvestment in drilling you get. The overinvestment in equipment and software has not been wholly purged. The analyst said overcapacity caused by overinvestment will lead to a fall in the unit prices. Definition of overinvestment in US English: overinvestment nounˌōvərinˈves(t)məntˌoʊvərɪnˈvɛs(t)mənt The action or fact of investing more money or resources in a project or enterprise than is necessary. an artificial and uneconomic overinvestment in capital goods Example sentencesExamples Some advisers also think the tax credit may have spurred overinvestment in farm machinery before the farm debt crash of the 1980s. The economy's Achilles heel is overinvestment by businesses. The overinvestment in equipment and software has not been wholly purged. The electricity famine is a result of overinvestment and an overheated economy. The credit expansion of the boom leads to overinvestment. This is but one more example of an age-old phenomenon in which rapid increases in asset prices encourage a credit binge and overinvestment that proved unsustainable once asset prices fell. The analyst said overcapacity caused by overinvestment will lead to a fall in the unit prices. The boom produced huge overinvestment in some industries, as companies learned too late. The longer the price stays high, the more overinvestment in drilling you get. The history of the industry is rife with massive overinvestment in services consumers didn't actually want.
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