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A comparison of exchange economies within a monetary business cycle
Benk, Szilárd; Gillman, Max; Kejak, Michal - 2005
monetary aggregates, inflation and the nominal interest rate. …
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Economic cycle as a combination of stability and instability in economic development
Bandura, Oleksandr - In: Economy and forecasting : scientific journal (2019) 4, pp. 5-21
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Why is there so much inertia in inflation and output? : a behavioral explanation
Ji, Yuemei - 2018
inflation and output can easily be explained in the context that agents do not have rational expectation. This important feature … correlated exogenous shocks to account for the high serial correlation in inflation and output while the behavioral model … strong force in producing the serial correlation in inflation and output. …
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Inflation dynamics in a model with firm entry and (some) heterogeneity
Andrés, Javier; Burriel, Pablo - 2014
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The trade cycle : an essay
Harrod, Roy Forbes - 1961 - Reprinted of the 1936 ed
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The trade cycle : an essay
Harrod, Roy Forbes - 1936
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International trade and business cycles
Baxter, Marianne - 1995
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International trade and business cycles
Baxter, Marianne - 1994
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Common trade exposure and business cycle comovement
Avila-Montealegre, Oscar; Mix, Carter - 2020
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International Trade and Business Cycles
Baxter, Marianne - 2021
Virtually all economies experience recurrent fluctuations in economic activity that persist for periods of several quarters to several years. Further, there is a definite tendency for the business cycles of developed countries to move together--there is a world component to business cycles. This...
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