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Major Recessions

最近発刊の雑誌の目次より: Major Recessions © Oxford Scholarship Online Monographs
  • Full Text
    Major Recessions, pp. i-471.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 1. Introduction
    Major Recessions, pp. 1-11.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • Part I. Prior Assumptions and Methodological Preliminaries
    Major Recessions, pp. 11-13.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 2. The Facts to be Explained
    Major Recessions, pp. 13-38.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 3. The Causal Structure of the Economy
    Major Recessions, pp. 38-57.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 4. Supply and Demand Influences on the Rate of Growth
    Major Recessions, pp. 57-88.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 5. Shocks and Responses in Major Fluctuations
    Major Recessions, pp. 88-131.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • Part II. Case Studies of Five Major Recessions
    Major Recessions, pp. 131-133.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 6. The Two Interwar Recessions
    Major Recessions, pp. 133-234.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 7. The Long Interval Without Major Recession, 1945-1973
    Major Recessions, pp. 234-273.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 8. The Two OPEC Recessions (1973-5 and 1979-82)
    Major Recessions, pp. 273-321.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 9. The Credit Expansion of the Late 1980s and the Recession of the Early 1990s
    Major Recessions, pp. 321-365.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • Part III. Conclusions
    Major Recessions, pp. 365-367.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 10. The Theoretical Model: The Economy's Behaviour in Major Fluctuations
    Major Recessions, pp. 367-383.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 11. The Causation of Major Recessions: Summary and Discussion of Empirical Findings
    Major Recessions, pp. 383-414.
    by Dow, Christopher
  • 12. Are Recurrent Major Recessions Inevitable?
    Major Recessions, pp. 414-471.
    by Dow, Christopher
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