Definition of business cycle in English:

business cycle

noun

A cycle or series of cycles of economic expansion and contraction.
商业周期，经济周期。亦称TRADE CYCLE
Also called trade cycle
Example sentencesExamples
- The amount of the yield would vary in response to the business cycle.
- There is talk of making the stability pact more adaptable to the business cycle.
- Definitely there are some stages in the business cycle where a well-oiled machine isn't possible.
- Many of the adverse contrasts to a traditional business cycle were also technology-related.
- My suggestion is that people are confusing structural medium term economic trends with the short-term business cycle.
- Ralph Hawtrey's pure monetary theory of the business cycle had widespread impact for many years.
- But any job creation depends on how the tax cuts are structured and when they kick in during the business cycle.
- They see it as only a temporary response to the ups and downs of the business cycle and point to a host of innovations in the tech industry.
- No, we'll never get rid of the business cycle but the business cycle is being dealt with much better than it used to be.
- Such a perspective fails to distinguish between economic growth and the business cycle.
- As a result, few see the business cycle as one of the gravest of our economic ills.
- This will necessarily alter the dynamics of the business cycle, and hence the possibilities for growth.
- This is not to deny the real progress that has served to dampen the business cycle over time.
- With the change in the business cycle the profit margins are becoming wafer thin or moving into losses.
- Higher productivity is perhaps the most enduring legacy of the last business cycle.
- They can invest in companies at any stage of the business cycle.
- In this issue, Anirvan Banerji criticizes the notion floated a few years ago that the business cycle was dead.
- All of this shows how Fed policy works with long lags that vary from business cycle to business cycle.
- Moreover, this is the case irrespective of the phase of the national business cycle at which the national economy finds itself.
- How do derivatives affect the business cycle, and thus the course of monetary policy?

Definition of business cycle in US English:

business cycle

nounˈbiznis ˈsīkəl

A cycle or series of cycles of economic expansion and contraction.
商业周期，经济周期。亦称TRADE CYCLE
Example sentencesExamples
- The amount of the yield would vary in response to the business cycle.
- But any job creation depends on how the tax cuts are structured and when they kick in during the business cycle.
- Definitely there are some stages in the business cycle where a well-oiled machine isn't possible.
- Ralph Hawtrey's pure monetary theory of the business cycle had widespread impact for many years.
- My suggestion is that people are confusing structural medium term economic trends with the short-term business cycle.
- No, we'll never get rid of the business cycle but the business cycle is being dealt with much better than it used to be.
- This will necessarily alter the dynamics of the business cycle, and hence the possibilities for growth.
- Moreover, this is the case irrespective of the phase of the national business cycle at which the national economy finds itself.
- With the change in the business cycle the profit margins are becoming wafer thin or moving into losses.
- They can invest in companies at any stage of the business cycle.
- This is not to deny the real progress that has served to dampen the business cycle over time.
- All of this shows how Fed policy works with long lags that vary from business cycle to business cycle.
- They see it as only a temporary response to the ups and downs of the business cycle and point to a host of innovations in the tech industry.
- Higher productivity is perhaps the most enduring legacy of the last business cycle.
- As a result, few see the business cycle as one of the gravest of our economic ills.
- There is talk of making the stability pact more adaptable to the business cycle.
- How do derivatives affect the business cycle, and thus the course of monetary policy?
- In this issue, Anirvan Banerji criticizes the notion floated a few years ago that the business cycle was dead.
- Such a perspective fails to distinguish between economic growth and the business cycle.
- Many of the adverse contrasts to a traditional business cycle were also technology-related.

词汇	business cycle
释义	Definition of business cycle in English: business cycle noun A cycle or series of cycles of economic expansion and contraction. 商业周期，经济周期。亦称TRADE CYCLE Also called trade cycle Example sentencesExamples The amount of the yield would vary in response to the business cycle. There is talk of making the stability pact more adaptable to the business cycle. Definitely there are some stages in the business cycle where a well-oiled machine isn't possible. Many of the adverse contrasts to a traditional business cycle were also technology-related. My suggestion is that people are confusing structural medium term economic trends with the short-term business cycle. Ralph Hawtrey's pure monetary theory of the business cycle had widespread impact for many years. But any job creation depends on how the tax cuts are structured and when they kick in during the business cycle. They see it as only a temporary response to the ups and downs of the business cycle and point to a host of innovations in the tech industry. No, we'll never get rid of the business cycle but the business cycle is being dealt with much better than it used to be. Such a perspective fails to distinguish between economic growth and the business cycle. As a result, few see the business cycle as one of the gravest of our economic ills. This will necessarily alter the dynamics of the business cycle, and hence the possibilities for growth. This is not to deny the real progress that has served to dampen the business cycle over time. With the change in the business cycle the profit margins are becoming wafer thin or moving into losses. Higher productivity is perhaps the most enduring legacy of the last business cycle. They can invest in companies at any stage of the business cycle. In this issue, Anirvan Banerji criticizes the notion floated a few years ago that the business cycle was dead. All of this shows how Fed policy works with long lags that vary from business cycle to business cycle. Moreover, this is the case irrespective of the phase of the national business cycle at which the national economy finds itself. How do derivatives affect the business cycle, and thus the course of monetary policy? Definition of business cycle in US English: business cycle nounˈbiznis ˈsīkəl A cycle or series of cycles of economic expansion and contraction. 商业周期，经济周期。亦称TRADE CYCLE Example sentencesExamples The amount of the yield would vary in response to the business cycle. But any job creation depends on how the tax cuts are structured and when they kick in during the business cycle. Definitely there are some stages in the business cycle where a well-oiled machine isn't possible. Ralph Hawtrey's pure monetary theory of the business cycle had widespread impact for many years. My suggestion is that people are confusing structural medium term economic trends with the short-term business cycle. No, we'll never get rid of the business cycle but the business cycle is being dealt with much better than it used to be. This will necessarily alter the dynamics of the business cycle, and hence the possibilities for growth. Moreover, this is the case irrespective of the phase of the national business cycle at which the national economy finds itself. With the change in the business cycle the profit margins are becoming wafer thin or moving into losses. They can invest in companies at any stage of the business cycle. This is not to deny the real progress that has served to dampen the business cycle over time. All of this shows how Fed policy works with long lags that vary from business cycle to business cycle. They see it as only a temporary response to the ups and downs of the business cycle and point to a host of innovations in the tech industry. Higher productivity is perhaps the most enduring legacy of the last business cycle. As a result, few see the business cycle as one of the gravest of our economic ills. There is talk of making the stability pact more adaptable to the business cycle. How do derivatives affect the business cycle, and thus the course of monetary policy? In this issue, Anirvan Banerji criticizes the notion floated a few years ago that the business cycle was dead. Such a perspective fails to distinguish between economic growth and the business cycle. Many of the adverse contrasts to a traditional business cycle were also technology-related.
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