Business Cycles: A Theoretical, Historical, and Statistical Analysis of the Capitalist Process, Volume 2

actually American amount argument average balances Bank of England bankers behavior bonds boom borrowing Business Cycles capital capitalist Carl Snyder cent central bank Chap Chart commercial paper commodities consumers course covariation cycles cyclical process decrease demand deposits depression economic economists effects element England expect expenditure fact factors fall Federal Reserve figures financing fluctuations foreign funds Germany gold hence important income increase indices industry influence innovation instance interest investment Juglar Kitchin Kondratieff labor latter less loans means member banks ment millions monetary money market normal obvious open-market output particular perfect competition period phases postwar prewar price level production Professor profits prosperity purpose quantity reason recession recovery Reichsbank result rise savings sense situation speculation Statistics stock exchange theory tion trade trend unemployment United variations wage bill wage rates wholesale prices writer York City