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Business cycles

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False economy

Alan Beattie

2009

The trouble with capitalism

Harry Shutt

1998

Why the poor get richer and the rich slow down

Walt Whitman Rostow

1980

The Illusion of Economic Stability

Eli Ginzberg

1939

The Irwin Guide to Using The Wall St.reet Journal

Michael B. Lehmann

2000

Growth and stability in a mature economy

John Cornwall

1972

Measuring and interpreting business cycles

Anders Vredin

1994

Industrial societies

Richard Scase

1989

Job creation and destruction

Steven J. Davis

1996

Carnival on Wall Street

Jane Elizabeth Hughes, Scott B. MacDonald

2003

Models of business cycles

Robert E. Lucas

1987

Liberalization of trade in services and productivity growth in Korea

Chong-il Kim

2000

The meaning of crisis

James O'Connor

1987

Panic

Michael Lewis

2009

Studies in the theory of economic expansion

Lundberg, Erik

1955

Rethinking the Great Depression

Gene Smiley

2002

The Demographic Cliff

Harry S. Dent Jr.

2015

Bull!

Maggie Mahar

2004

The theory of economic breakdown

John Cornwall

1990

The recession-proof business

Victor Cheng

2009

Origins of the Crash

Roger Lowenstein

2004

Booms, bubbles, and busts

Barbara Gottfried Hollander

2011

The Great Wave

David Hackett Fischer

1996

The Demise of the Dollar

Addison Wiggin

2006

Market failure, government failure, leadership and public policy

Brian Dollery, Joe Wallis

1999

Trends and cycles in economic activity

William John Fellner

1962

Financial crises

Martin H. Wolfson

1986

How an economy grows and why it crashes

Peter D. Schiff

2010 ★ 4.3

Regular economic cycles

Raveendra N. Batra, Ravi Batra

1985

Structural slumps

Edmund S. Phelps

1994

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