Coping with economic cycles

The theory of cyclic nature of economic expansion and contraction was formerly influenced by the cyclic nature of production of food and some primary commodities, and the simplistic dilation and contraction in the supply-demand market model. Currently it is conceived as an outcome of over-correcting government (intervention) policies.

1. Managing national economy
2. Coping in conditions of inadequacy

1. Recovering from international economic recession
2. Minimizing economic cycle of boom and depression

1. Reversing business decline

1. Researching macroeconomic modelling
2. Protecting against vulnerability to economic cycles
3. Monitoring business activity
4. Facilitating economic structural adjustment

1. Aggravating cyclical recession

1. International economic recession

1. Uneconomic
2. Business