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Business Cycle Asymmetry: Deepness and Steepness in Turkey
The purpose of this study is to examine “steepness” and “deepness” asymmetry in The Turkish business cycle. The study explains the concept and the kind of business cycle asymmetry and examines the kind of the asymmetry by using quarterly real GDP ...
Banu Tanrıöver , Rahmi Yamak
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Endogenous Liquidity and the Business Cycle
I study an economy where asymmetric information about the quality of capital endogenously determines liquidity. Liquid funds are key to relaxing financial constraints on investment and employment.
Saki Bigio
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Real Business Cycle Realizations [PDF]
Much recent business cycle research focuses on moments of macroeconomic aggregates. We construct examples of real business cycle sample paths for output, consumption, and employment for the U.S. economy.
Gregor W. Smith, Stanley E. Zin
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Money and Business Cycles: A Real Business Cycle Interpretation [PDF]
Money serves some very important functions in a market economy. Money undoubtedly improves economic efficiency by economizing on the costs of information (e.g., Brunner and Meltzer, 1971; King and Plosser, 1986). Money, without question, plays the dominant role in determining the rate of inflation.
Charles I. Plosser, Charles I. Plosser
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The paper deals with the applications and comparison of various filtering techniques, which is an integral part of the business cycles identification and their further analysis.
Ladislava Issever Grochová+1 more
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Business cycle clocks: Time to get circular. [PDF]
Lourenço N, Rua A.
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Synchronization of Economic Cycles in Countries of the Visegrad Group, Germany and Eurozone
Most countries of the Visegrad group presently undertake meticulous preparation for entry to the Eurozone, which makes the issue of business cycle synchronization contemporary.
Václav Adamec
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Real business cycles are recurrent fluctuations in an economy's incomes, products, and factor inputs - especially labor - that are due to nonmonetary sources. These sources include changes in technology, tax rates and government spending, tastes, government regulation, terms of trade, and energy prices.
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Music preferences as an instrument of emotional self-regulation along the business cycle. [PDF]
de Lucio J, Palomeque M.
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