search query: @indexterm BUSINESS CYCLES / total: 529
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374.
Inventories and the propagation of sectorial shock
American Economic Review
1990 : MAR, VOL. 80:1, p. 170-190
 1990 Cooper, R.
Haltiwanger, J.
375.
Survival tactics for a business slowdown - a financial contingency plan is valuable for coping with a sluggish economy's effect.
Journal of Accountancy
1990 : NOV, VOL. 170:5, p. 40-44
 1990 Barrett, G. R.
376.
The innovation rate and Kalecki's theory of trend, unemployment and the business cycle.
Economica
1990 : NOV, VOl. 57:228, p. 525-540
 1990 Gomulka, S.
Ostaszewski, A.
Davies, R. O.
377.
Improved business planning through an awareness of political cycles.
Journal of Forecasting
1990 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 9:1, p. 37-52
 1990 Young, P.
378.
Granger causality between money, output, prices and interest rates: some cross-country evidence from the Period 1875-1984.
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
1989 : VOL. 125:1, p. 74-82
 1989 Pikkarainen, P.
Viren, M.
379.
Business conditions and expected returns on stocks and bonds
Journal of Financial Economics
1989 : NOV, VOL. 25:1, p. 23-49
 1989 Fama, E. F.
French, K. R.
380.
The Dutch disease: the Canadian evidence.
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
1989 : VOL. 125:4, p. 805-813
 1989 Ansari, M. I.
381.
UK corporate sector finances.
Barclays Economic Review
1989 : AUG, p. 10-14
 1989
382.
Scoring the leading indicators.
Journal of Business
1989 : JUL, VOL. 62:3, p. 369-391
 1989 Diebold, F. X.
Rudebusch, G. D.
383.
Disaggregating the effect of the business cycle on the distribution of income.
Economica
1989 : MAY, VOL. 56:222, p. 141-163
 1989 Blank, R. M.
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