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Business cycle measures can provide timely statistical evidence of turning points.
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Not only are more American families in debt, but the median value of the debt more than doubled between 1989 and 2004. Credit cards and payday loans are two of the favorite tools for digging the hole deeper.
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Hamilton (2005) noted that nine of the last ten recessions in the United States were preceded by a substantial increase in the price of oil. In this paper, we consider whether oil price shocks significantly increase the probability of recessions in a number of countries. Because business cycle...
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Factors other than changes in oil supply may cause changes in oil prices.
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Oil can be derived from oil sands and oil shale, but the job is both economically and environmentally costly. How high must the price of oil be in order to make these alternatives cost-effective?
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With the funds rate driven to levels far below its target, the FOMC had no recourse but to adjust the target accordingly.
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