The Business Cycle Boom, Bust, Recovery

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Average lengths get supplied on both sides, expansions running about 64 months against recessions of only 10 to 11 months, then the notes explain why unemployment is the classic countercyclical variable that keeps climbing for months after a trough passes.

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