Forecasting and Recognizing Business Cycle Turning Points
Fels, Rendigs and C. Elton Hinshaw
Published in 1968 by Columbia University Press
in NBER Book Series Studies in Business Cycles
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0149 pages
ISBN: 0-870-14479-0
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Front matter, :
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PART 1 RENDIGS FELS Introduction:
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PART 1 Dates of Peaks and Troughs:
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PART 1 The 1920:
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PART 1 1948—61. Accuracy of Dating:
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PART 1 1948—61: Degree of Certainty :
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PART 1 The Recognition Pattern: A Chronological Review:
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PART 1 False Warnings:
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PART 1 Recognition Methods:
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PART 1 Conclusions:
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APPENDIX 1:
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PART 2 by C. ELTON HINSHAW Introduction:
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PART2 Procedure:
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PART 2 The FOMC:
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PART 2 The FOMC:
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PART 2 Conclusions:
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APPENDIX 2:
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