Abstract
The Facts of Business Cycles - Why Study Business Cycles? Describing Business Cycles The Macroeconomic Theory of Business Cycles and Forecasting - Early Business Cycle Theories Keynes' and Keynesian Theory The Monetarist Model The Rational Expectations Model Real Business Cycle Models Keynesian Models Macroeconomic Forecasting Business Cycles in the United States - The Great Depression Postwar Business Cycles in the U.S. A New Economy in the U.S.? Modern International Recessions and Depressions - The East Asian Crisis Argenlina and the Role of the International Monetary Fund The Great Recession in Japan Conclusions What We Know and Do Not Know About Business Cycles Appendix.
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