Business Cycles: Theory, Evidence and Policy Implications

Russell W. Cooper

Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1998, vol. 100, issue 1, 213-237

Abstract: This paper looks at recent advances in the study of aggregate fluctuations. The emphasis is on three prominent areas of research: the stochastic growth model, economies which exhibit macroeconomic complementarities and models that emphasize heterogeneity. Each section of the paper outlines the theory, examines relevant empirical evidence and then discusses some policy implications of the analysis.

Date: 1998
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