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No 04. Chapter 8 Business Cycle Facts pp only.

Introduction This lecture provides more details on business cycle facts We describe more carefully what a business cycle is We present an organized discussion about facts that characterize business cycles in the U.S.

What are Business Cycles? Business cycles refer to fluctuations in aggregate economic activity (real GDP is the “reference” variable). Characteristics of business cycles Phases of expansion and contraction Cycles occur across multiple sectors/industries at the same time Variables are related by co-movements Cycles are recurrent, but not regular Cycles are persistent

Figure 8.1 A business cycle

Business Cycle Facts Business cycles are characterized by similarities in the way that different variables move in relation to each other (co- movements), especially in relation to the reference variable, real GDP. The description of regular co-movements constitutes what we call business cycle facts.

Characterizing Co-movements Business cycle facts are best described by characterizing co-movements Coincident, leading and lagging variables Procyclical, countercyclical, acyclical variables The amplitude of fluctuations is also useful in characterizing business cycle facts.

Business Cycle History Recession were common before WWI The Great Depression of the 1930s was a uniquely severe and prolonged cycle From WWII to 1970, there were several cycles, but these were mild Severe recessions in the mid 70s and early 80s. Mild recessions in and 2000

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Figure 8.2 Cyclical behavior of the index of industrial production

Figure 8.3 Cyclical behavior of consumption and investment

Figure 8.4 Cyclical behavior of civilian employment

Figure 8.5 Cyclical behavior of the unemployment rate

Figure 8.6 Average labor productivity and the real wage

Figure 8.7 Cyclical behavior of nominal money growth and inflation

Figure 8.8 Cyclical behavior of the nominal interest rate

Figure 8.9 Industrial production indexes in six major countries

Where Do We Go from Here? Business cycle facts suggest regularities that we hope to explain with theory.

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