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7/29/2019 A Presentation on Business Cycle
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ByAbhra Mukherjee
Ankita DuttaAnuradha Tripathi
Pallavi SagarSonal Kamble
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It is associated with fluctuation in economic activitylike production, prices, employment
Business cycle is an alternate expansion andcontraction in overall business activity, as evident byfluctuation in measures of aggregate economic activity
such as the gross product industrial productionemployment and income
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Business cycle operates periodically
Business cycle synchronic affects all industries
Business cycle has both upward and downward
In business cycle fluctuations are recurrent in nature
Fluctuation not only in production but also in
employment, investment an, consumption, roi, etc
Consumption of non-durable goods and services do not
vary much
Profits fluctuate more than any other type of income
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recovery
PROSPERTYPROSPERTY
recession
recession
depression depression
recovery
o x
y
B
O
OM
SLUMPslump
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There are 6 different stages or phases in business cycle ,they are:
Depression Recovery
Prosperity
Boom
Recession
Slump
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Period in which the business activity is far below normal
Characterized by sharp reduction of production , mass
unemployment ,falling prices , falling profits , low wages ,
business failures decline in output or decline in production
All construction activities come to stand still.
Capital goods industries are affected
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It implies an increase business activity , slight
improvement of economic activity .
Production picks up slowly and gradually
Employment increases
There is a slow rise in prices and slow rise in profits
New investment takes place Recovery initiated by new innovations , government
expenditure , changes in production
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this stage is characterized by increase in production
high capital investment in basic industries
expansion of bank credit
high prices , high profits
new business enterprises
full employment
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it is the phase of rapid expansion in business activity
it results in high stocks , high commodity prices
high profits and overfull employment, highestcompetition , high bank rate
the continuous investment results in sharpinflationary rise of prices
this causes a sharp rise in prices of production. thenumber of jobs exceed the number of workersavailable (overfull employment)
boom is not as good as prosperity because itcarries seeds of destruction ,factors of productionbecome scarce with new rise in prices
industrialists begin to stay away from new projects
and even stop expansion of existing units.
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banks begin to panic and begin to withdraw loans
from business enterprises . more business enterprises fail
prices collapse
building construction slows down and unemploymentleads to fall in income ,expenditure, prices and profits.
once recession starts it goes on gathering momentumand finally assumes the shape of depression
the 1957-58 recession in USA was severe.
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Less production
Less investment
Less employment
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Cause of business cycleThere may be three reasons for business cycle
fluctuation-
Nominal demand shocks (due to variation in moneysupply)
Real demand shocks (shifts in consumption ,investment or fiscal policy not related to monetary
policy) Demand shocks.
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Control of Business cycleBusiness cycle can be controlled by the following ways:-
monetary policy fiscal policy
automatic stabilisers
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Monetary policy The Govt. may evolve a suitable monetary policy to
deal with this situation
The undue expansion of money supply could bechecked by a proper check against note issued
To control the bank credit the central bank could usethe various measures like bank rate, open market
operation, CLR, SLR moral suasion..
Fi i
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Fisca po icy
3 main measures of fiscal policy used by Govt. are
taxation spending
borrowings
During downswing the Govt. should not levy any taxesand reduce the existing taxes.
the Govt. should initiate public works project , thatwill increase employment such as construction of
roads , causals , parks, schools, etc. when the economy recovers the Govt. should raise the
existing taxes, levy new taxes and reduce itsexpenditure on public works.
A t ti t bili
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Automatic stabilisers
its an economic shock absorber that stabilises the the
cyclical fluctuation. one such device is the FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE
INCOME TAX in USA & INDIA.
this tax is so devised that people in higher income
are taxed at a higher rate . so in upswing whenincomes are rising people would pay more taxes.
another built in stabiliser is the UNEMPLOYMENTINSURANCE.
during this period of prosperity, the employerspay taxes to Govt. at high rates. During depression theGovt. lowers taxes and pays unemployment allowancesto unemployed persons making available more money
to people.
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Some facts about business cycle Different economies will experience different shocks
,and magnitude and duration of business cycles mayvary ,but it is inevitable.
It is aggregate phenomenon .Co movementcharacterizes them, i.e. .many economic variable sfrom different sectors and regions of the economyand also from different countries,display similar behavior at roughly same time.
Fluctuation in demand is major source of businesscycle volatility.
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