Supernormal growth

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supernormal (adjective, su-per-nor-mal, /ˈsuːpəˌnɔːməl/) growth (noun, /ɡroʊθ/)

Definition: is a business’s or firm’s growth rate, which is noticeably higher than the growth of the economy on a whole. Also known as a non-constant growth, the term defines a part of a business’s cycle when it grows considerably faster than the economy in general. Supernormal growth is not a continuous, gradual process. It may take a span of a couple of years, after which a business returns to its normal rates. Supernormal growth usually involves a stock (or stocks) reaching a higher point of investment returns, thus oftentimes influencing the country’s economic state.

In a Sentence:

  1. According to the recent estimations, our company will be experiencing a supernormal growth by 30% for the next 3 years.
  2. Numerous successful companies, both in our time and in the past years, have experienced the supernormal growth at some point of their development.
  3. The reason for their supernormal growth this year is the new product they have released.

Synonyms and related words: growth rate, stock growth, supernormal growth stock, sustainable growth rate, top line growth, rate of economic growth, supernormal goal, non-constant growth