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Business Cycles Analysis: A Model to Study the Fluctuations of Output Around the Steady State

Business Cycles Analysis: A Model to Study the Fluctuations of Output Around the Steady State. Steady State and Transitional Dynamics. Solution for the Transition Path. A Numerical Example for Complementary Solution. Complete Time Path for Income.

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Business Cycles Analysis: A Model to Study the Fluctuations of Output Around the Steady State

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  1. Business Cycles Analysis: A Model to Study the Fluctuations of Output Around the Steady State Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  2. Steady State and Transitional Dynamics Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  3. Solution for the Transition Path Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  4. A Numerical Example for Complementary Solution Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  5. Complete Time Path for Income Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  6. Real Business Cycle Model Impact of Productivity Shock in Labour Demand, Price and Money Supply Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  7. Simple specification of RBC Model Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  8. Shocks to the technology and Government Expenditure Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  9. Shocks to the Government Expenditure Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  10. Intertemporal Substitution and Labour-Leisure Choice Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  11. Procyclical, Anticyclical and Acyclical Variables: Leading and Lagging indicators Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  12. Use of Correlation Coefficient to determine lagging and leading indicators Macroeconomic Theme: 11

  13. Reference Macroeconomic Theme: 11

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