countercyclically

Yep, and the bill also contains some measures like that (including, I believe, authority for the FDIC to countercyclically increase DIF contributions).

Matthew Yglesias » Regulating Leverage is More Important than Regulating Bubbles 2010

The discretionary part of public expenditure will always be small compared to the "automatic stabilizers" namely to those parts of public spending that expand and shrink countercyclically and therefore track the business cycle to stabilize the economy.

What Obama Could Learn From Cameron Dalibor Rohac 2010

Since states cannot print money and thus cannot spend countercyclically in a recession, they are least able to provide UI benefits when people need them most.

Janice Nittoli: Back to Basics on Social Security Janice Nittoli 2010

In the past, conventional wisdom held that real-estate holdings ran countercyclically to the broader economic cycle, and that it was wise to devote from 5% to 15% of an investor's portfolio to the sector.

A Surprising Shelter 2010

Rather countercyclically, the cost of a 30-second spot has increased since 2008 and now stands at $3m.

The Super Bowl ads weren't that super 2009

The central idea behind Spain's system is to smooth economic peaks and troughs by acting countercyclically.

Spain's Bank Capital Cushions Offer a Model to Policy Makers 2008

Since states cannot print money and thus cannot spend countercyclically in a recession, they are least able to provide UI benefits when people need them most.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2010

In this era of uncertainty, a short on any asset class that has the propensity to spike countercyclically -- that is, when the market tanks -- is doubly dangerous.

Fool.com: The Motley Fool 2010

"We have usually been happy when we have invested countercyclically,"

BusinessWeek.com -- 2010

This is from a letter written in 1942 to James Meade, who had suggested varying the payroll tax countercyclically.

EconLog 2009