Cyclical Fluctuations in the Exports of the United States Since 1879Economic research into the relationship of foreign trade and domestic business cycles in the USA, with particular reference to changes in export during the period from 1879 to 1961 - covers reasons for instability in prices of and demand for consumer goods, industrial products, etc., and the impact thereof on the u.s. Economy. |
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Empirical Studies | 15 |
Leads and Lags of Troughs in U S Export Values at Troughs | 20 |
Conclusion and Plan of Study | 25 |
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amplitudes average behavior business contractions business expansions cent CEQ peaks CEQ turns changes in export Chart class of exports coincide commodity classes conformity indexes crude materials exports cycle trough cyclical DBC clearings index DBC Moore index DBC peaks DBC troughs DBC turns dollars domestic business cycle domestic cycles domestic demand domestic expansion earlier period economy export classes export turns factors finished manufactures exports fluctuations food exports foreign demand Full cycle instability instability index instances interwar period later period manu measures movements NBER opposite turns peaks and troughs positive relation price and quantity price changes quan quantities and prices quarterly rates of change Ratio scales related to WIC Semimanu semimanufactures shift total export prices total export value trends U.S. business cycles U.S. Export Quantities WIC peaks WIC troughs WIC turns world cycles world demand world import cycles world trade