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Ten years of flat to mildly falling house prices will burst this bubble convincingly, although the crash won’t be as loud.

The early 1920s were a good time for wheat, but by the 1930s, dust and drought were choking the Great Plains, depression was gripping the world and of particular interest to grain farmers -- and perhaps to today's natural gas producers -- the price of wheat was bottoming out.

Solar power has long had a reputation for being expensive, but the falling costs of making panels could change that