Estimating common sectoral cycles

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on business cycles using a theoretical model based on Long and Plesser and a new multivariate method called 'common trends and common cycles.' Results suggest that Sectoral Per-Capita GNP share several similar idiosyncratic common trends but few idiosyncratic common cycles. In addition, sectoral cycles were observed to have been caused by a common component, such as the second EC term.

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An exploration into PigouEs theory of cycles

Article Abstract:

The paper formulates Pigou Cycles to explore quantitative plausibility as a theory of recessions and booms of a business cycle. The Pigou cycle explains how anticipation and investment growth rates are affected by the variation from expected investment process.

Economics, Study and teaching, Economic theory

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International business cycles: what are the facts?

Article Abstract:

The stylized facts of international business cycles are focused. The generalized method of moments and quarterly data from twenty industrialized countries are co-related and the results are mostly positive.

Evaluation, International trade, Industrial development, Industrialization

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