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Indeed, a broader de-risking cycle for financial markets could be at hand.
The problem with “kicking the can down the road” is that the road is leading directly toward the upcoming US presidential election cycle – a time when the debate over China always intensifies.
Within 11 years of the peak of the pre-Depression business cycle in 1929, output per worker was up 11% and still growing rapidly.
Handing Europe’s money and politics to a cartel administration did not only spell the end of European democracy; it has also fueled a vicious cycle of authoritarianism and poor economic results.
It is through this vicious cycle that Europe’s crisis is turning its peoples inward and against one another other, amplifying latent jingoism and xenophobia.
The gap manifests itself in much higher unemployment rates for high-school educated workers than for college-educated workers at every stage of the business cycle.
Of course, regional powers, too, have had plenty to do with perpetuating the cycle of chaos and conflict in the Middle East.
Another is that the Golden Rule applies to fiscal policy across the whole economic cycle, not to any given year, so that cyclical deterioration can be distinguished from structural weakening.
One consequence of this is that any conclusion about whether the Golden Rule has been met can only be reached with hindsight, after an economic cycle is completed.
Brown's Treasury estimates that the current economic cycle began in 1999-2000, when output last started growing above trend.
Growth is forecast to return above trend by 2005-06, bringing the current cycle to an end.
The average surplus on the "current" budget since this cycle began is 0.8% of GDP.
This means that the Treasury expects the average surplus since 1999/2000 to stabilize at 0.7% of GDP until the cycle ends, allowing Brown's strictures to be met.
The independent Institute of Fiscal Studies calculates that the Chancellor could run cumulative current deficits of nearly £50 billion between now and the end of the cycle in 2005/06 without breaking the Golden Rule, rather than the £2.7 billion the Treasury currently projects.
So only if the most pessimistic independent forecasts are accurate is it conceivable that the Chancellor will break his Golden Rule in this cycle.
But the Chancellor has so much room for maneuver in the next few years only because of the big surpluses he accumulated earlier in the cycle.
The Government's tax and spending positions have changed mightily since then, so Brown cannot rely on similar surpluses at the equivalent stage of the next cycle.
While the Golden Rule should be met for the current cycle, it seems likely to be violated in the future unless tax and spending plans are adjusted.
This is a vicious cycle, not a virtuous one.
In the previous tightening cycle, which began in 2004, it took the Fed two years to normalize the policy rate.
Much more is needed to change the vicious cycle of violence and corruption that undermines the rule of law in Mexico.
Companies have quickly mastered the best methods as shale-oil production has matured in its investment cycle.
Breaking the cycle will not be easy, but there is no other way to address many of the most pressing problems confronting China’s economy.
But this good news about the US business cycle has been accompanied by bad news about employment.
Chad risks falling prey to the same cycle of violence.
Reports that just 158 wealthy donors provided half of all campaign contributions in the first phase of the 2016 US presidential election cycle highlight the worry that income inequality can lead to political inequality.
Doing so requires Japanese policymakers to focus on more sustainable growth while averting a vicious cycle of competitive devaluation and protectionism with Japan’s trade partners.
We can see, touch, and feel how a financial-deleveraging cycle depresses aggregate demand.
As China’s animal spirits are channeled, they will increasingly test the authorities’ resolve to resist price intervention, instead allowing market forces to propel the business cycle.
But, unless a concerted and comprehensive effort is made to discredit jihadists and strengthen political systems, the cycle of violence in Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere in the Middle East will remain unbroken.
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