A Mathematical Model for the Study of the Effects of the Economic Cycle on the Real GDP Growth Rate through the Expectations-Adjusted Phillips Curve by Rosa Ferrentino, Luca Vota

“…Keywords: Expectations-adjusted Phillips Curve, Okun's Law, Business Cycle, mathematical models and methods. JEL Classifications: C02, C32, E32, E37 DOI: https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.9236 …”
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Cryptocurrency Market Development: Hurst Method by A. Yu. Mikhailov

“…The Bank of Russia could partially apply digital currency to implement monetary policy, which would soften the business cycle and control the inflation. If Russia accepts the law ‘’On Digital Financial Assets’’ and legalizes cryptocurrencies after the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bank of Russia might act as a lender of last resort and offer crypto loans.…”
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Impact of fiscal policy delays on the system dynamics of IS-LM model: A mathematical model approach by Akanksha Rajpal, Sumit Kaur Bhatia, Praveen Kumar

“…Delays in fiscal policy reside either in taxation or in government expenditure.The former delay refers to the time lag between when taxes are accrued and when they are paid.And the latter delay refers to the amount of time that passes between making a purchasing decision and making a purchase.This work combines both these delays into a business cycle model, namely the IS-LM model.Firstly, two mathematical models, Model A and Model B, based on delayed differential equations, are constructed with non-linear and linear functional forms respectively, for investment and liquidity preference.After that, a steady-state solution is computed, which is unique in both instances.Linear stability analysis is performed around the equilibrium point in both the models.Also, when the delay reaches a critical point, Hopf bifurcation occurs.The switch in the stability of equilibrium point for both the models is also discussed.Lastly, numerical simulations are performed to validate our analysis.In both the models, adding a correct mix of time delays aids in maintaining or regaining the stability of equilibria.Also, the effect of relationship between the parameters like tax rate and share of delayed tax revenue is closely scrutinized to assess the stability of the system, which is not cogitated before.…”
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A Mathematical Model for the Study of the Effects of the Economic Cycle on the Real GDP Growth Rate through the Expectations-Adjusted Phillips Curve by Rosa Ferrentino, Luca Vota

“…Keywords: Expectations-adjusted Phillips Curve, Okun's Law, Business Cycle, mathematical models and methods. JEL Classifications: C02, C32, E32, E37 DOI: https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.9236 …”
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Microeconomic Origins of Macroeconomic Tail Risks by Acemoglu, Daron, Ozdaglar, Asuman, Tahbaz-Salehi, Alireza, Acemoglu, K. Daron, Koksal, Asuman E.

“…Such departures can emerge even though GDP fluctuations are approximately normally distributed away from the tails, highlighting the different nature of large economic downturns from regular business-cycle fluctuations. We further demonstrate the special role of input-output linkages in generating tail comovements, whereby large recessions involve not only significant GDP contractions, but also large simultaneous declines across a wide range of industries.…”
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Modeling volatility using GARCH (1, 1) Model: The case of Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) by Islam, Mohd Aminul

“…In a dynamic environment, economies go through business cycle which may be considered to be a consequence of the stochastic nature of the financial markets. …”
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An analysis of Zakat expenditure and real output: theory and empirical evidence by Yusoff, Mohammed

“…As a discretionary fiscal policy, the government varies the disbursement of zakat to the recipients whenever necessary during the phases of a business cycle. During the expansion phase, the government decreases zakat disbursement to reduce aggregate spending. …”
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Macroeconomic policy in light of the credit crunch: The return of counter-cyclical fiscal policy? by Wren-Lewis, S

“…First, although monetary policy should remain the primary tool to stabilize the business cycle, the combination of fiscal implementation lags and uncertainty means that some precautionary fiscal action may be appropriate during the early phase of some economic downturns. …”

Electoral Uncertainty, the Deficit Bias and the Electoral Cycle in a New Keynesian Economy. by Wren-Lewis, S, Leith, C

“…Third, we examine whether electoral competition has any impact on the conventional business cycle stabilisation policy, compared to the standard analysis that assumes a single benevolent government.…”

Essays on financial frictions, collateral and default by Romanidis, N

“…<p>The first model of my thesis introduces a monetary Real Business Cycle model with incomplete markets, a durable good, collateralized securities and endogenous default. …”

Electoral uncertainty, the deficit bias and the electoral cycle in a New Keynesian economy by Wren-Lewis, S, Leith, C

“…Third, we examine whether electoral competition has any impact on the conventional business cycle stabilisation policy, compared to the standard analysis that assumes a single benevolent government.…”

A survey on timeliness of quarterly reports by Malaysian listed companies by Ibrahim, Idawati, Ayoup, Hazeline, Che Ahmad, Ayoib

“…As interim report was mandated by KLSE to be produced every quarter of the business cycle, the timeliness of the reports is very crucial to ensure that the information is timely and relevant to the investors in making their economic decisions. …”
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Tax policy reform and universal basic income effectiveness in a currency union: Implications for long-term growth, inequality, and welfare by Thierry U. KAME BABILLA

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Assessing regional convergence of the size of middle classes in Euro-Mediterranean countries by Elena Bárcena-Martín, Elías Melchor-Ferrer, Salvador Pérez-Moreno

“…These findings point to significant differences in the convergence dynamics between lower- and upper-middle classes, with the former being more sensitive to both neighbouring regions and the business cycle.…”
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LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT AND CORPORATE RISK by Fenyves Veronika, Tarnoczi Tibor

“…The working capital analysis is one way the company's creditability evaluation, and helps also to better understand the company's normal business cycle.…”
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Implementation of R&amp;D Results and Industry 4.0 Influenced by Selected Macroeconomic Indicators by Jena Švarcová, Tomáš Urbánek, Lucie Povolná, Eliška Sobotková

“…In terms of longer time horizons, however, the effects of the business cycle cannot be ignored. In order to predict economic development, enterprises and other subjects can use leading macroeconomic indicators.…”
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Governments' accounts and pandemics by João Tovar Jalles

“…Another factor that generates an asymmetric fiscal response is the prevailing phase of the business cycle the economy was in when the pandemic shock hits. …”
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FISCAL POLICY PROBLEMS UNDER CONDITIONS OF FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION by Valentina Urazayeva

“…Moreover countries face another range of problems regardless of the business cycle phase. In the short term it is the necessity of large scale structural economic reforms to achieve the required level of financial liberalization, which often is a heavy burden on the state budget. …”
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The Capacity to Forecast Enterprise Insolvency on the Polish Market Using the Precursory Altman Z-Score Model (1968) by Paweł Antonowicz, Alicja Antonowicz

“…Despite the economic differences in these countries and the phases of the business cycle, the financial-analysis indicators that allow effective forecasting of enterprise bankruptcy are valid for different economies. …”
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Unveiling Economic Synchrony: Analyzing Lag Dynamics between GDP Growth and Construction Activity in Poland and Other EU Countries by Janusz Sobieraj, Dominik Metelski

“…This study examines the dynamic relationship between the business cycle and the construction sector activity in 27 EU countries, focusing on Poland. …”
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