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Dating postwar business cycles: methods and their application to Western Germany (1950-67)
1969
by
Mintz
Economic Development
Boom and Bust
Methodology
Milton Friedman
Investment
National Income
Unemployment
Business Cycle Theory
Table of Contents · 21 segments
1
Front Matter and NBER Organizational Structure
front_matter
2
Acknowledgements and Table of Contents
front_matter
3
Foreword by Geoffrey H. Moore
theoretical
4
The Definition of the Business Cycle Revisited
theoretical
5
Methods of Dating Business Cycles and German Indicators
theoretical
6
Deviation Cycles and the Computerized Selection of Turns
theoretical
7
Step Cycles and Growth Rate Analysis
theoretical
8
Establishing the German Business Cycle Chronology
theoretical
9
Comparison of Individual Indicators and International Timing
theoretical
10
Data Tables: Leads and Lags of German Indicators
theoretical
11
Classical German Business Cycles and Comparison with Other Findings
theoretical
12
Summary and Appendix A Notes
theoretical
13
Technical Notes on Turning Points and Chart Plotting
theoretical
14
Appendix A: Charts of German Economic Indicators (A-1 to A-21)
chapter
15
Appendix A: Basic Seasonally Adjusted Data Charts (A-22 to A-26)
chapter
16
Appendix B: Basic Data Tables and Sources of German Indicators
chapter
17
General Sources and Bibliography
bibliography
18
Statistical Tables: Employment, Man-Hours, and Unemployment
theoretical
19
Statistical Tables: National Accounts and Income
theoretical
20
Statistical Tables: Production, Sales, Prices, and Trade
theoretical
21
Subject and Author Index
bibliography