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* [[Cyclically Adjusted Price to Earnings | * [[Cyclically Adjusted Price to Earnings ratio]] | ||
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* [[Procure to pay cycle]] | * [[Procure to pay cycle]] | ||
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* [[Procyclicality]] | * [[Procyclicality]] | ||
* [[Product life cycle]] | * [[Product life cycle]] | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 21 November 2023
Economics.
Relating to economy-wide fluctuations in economic activity over several months or years, that are expected to reverse over time.
See also
- Boom and bust
- Business cycle
- Cash conversion cycle
- Countercyclical
- Cycle
- Cyclical risk
- Cyclically Adjusted Price to Earnings ratio
- Equilibrium unemployment
- Herd behaviour
- Life cycle
- Operating cycle
- Order to cash cycle
- Procure to pay cycle
- Procyclical
- Procyclical risk
- Procyclicality
- Product life cycle
- Purchase to pay cycle
- Recession
- Recovery
- Seasonal
- Seasonal risk
- Structural
- Trend
- Trend analysis
- Working capital cycle
