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It seems to me that both Tobin and Hayek would begin their analysis of recent economic performance in the United States with the boom-bust cycle in the stock market.
Hayek and Tobin, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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There's not a boom-bust mentality here; we are talking about sustained growth, not like the old days when you had a few good years and then a few bad years.
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Maybe that's because he didn't want to bring attention to the boom-bust cycle that runs so rampant in fossil fuel extraction.
Stefanie Penn Spear: Will Natural Gas Become the 'Achilles' Heel' of Our Country? Stefanie Penn Spear 2012
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If the story of a boom-bust cycle and wage rigidity fits the current situation, what is the best policy cure?
Hayek and Tobin, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Mr. Dung, 61 years old, in recent months has faced stinging criticism and a leadership challenge over his handling of Vietnam's boom-bust economy.
Vietnamese Premier Is Poised for New Term James Hookway 2011
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In Latin America, the boom-bust cycles of the 1970s and 1980s arguably helped to dislodge authoritarian regimes and promote the return to democracy.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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And gold mining has been the classic boom-bust industry, with managements squandering money on acquisitions and bad investments during the fat years and retrenching during the lean years.
Is Gold Cheap? Who Knows? But Gold-Mining Stocks Are Jason Zweig 2011
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This trade in the currency of fear sets us up for a boom-bust cycle not unlike our economic cycle, and not unlike the vicious cycles of agony and ecstasy known by addicts.
Brian D. McLaren: Who Will Be Our Next Monster To Fear? Brian D. McLaren 2011
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A vast literature and experience from the 1970s show that discretionary monetary policy, as distinct from rules-based policy, leads to boom-bust cycles with ultimately higher unemployment and higher inflation.
A Two-Track Plan to Restore Growth John B. Taylor 2011
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Also the recession is part of the economy's normal boom-bust cycle.
Against Budget Surpluses, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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