Business Cycles¶
Zarnowitz, V. (1992). Business Cycles: Theory, History, Indicators, and Forecasting. University of Chicago Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Accelerator Effect
- This derivative-amplification is why capital-goods industries — machinery, equipment, commercial construction — are dramatically more cyclical than consumer-goods industries that sit downstream of them
This sourceZarnowitz's business-cycle study, which analyses cyclical behaviour and the capital-goods and durable-goods industries and their inventories. Zarnowitz's business-cycle study, which documents cyclical movement in durable and producer goods in the postwar U.S. record.
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- This derivative-amplification is why capital-goods industries — machinery, equipment, commercial construction — are dramatically more cyclical than consumer-goods industries that sit downstream of them
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