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Slide 1Copyright © 2002 by O. Mikhail , Graphs are © by Pearson Education, Inc.
Business Cycle Measurement
Chapter 3
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Figure 3-1 Idealized Business Cycles
Long Run
Short Run
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Figure 3-2 Percentage Deviations from Trend in Real GDP from 1947 to 1999
Business Cycles
How to compute % deviations?
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Figure 3-3 Business Cycle Vocabulary
Pro-cyclical Counter-cyclical
Can you graph an a-cyclical relation?
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Figure 3-5 Imports and GDP
Pro-? Counter-? a-cyclical?
IM are more variable
than real GDP
IM are more variable
than real GDP
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Figure 3-6 Scatter Plot of Imports and GDP
Use Correlation to determine cyclicality
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Figure 3-7 Leading and Lagging Variables
LEADING LAGGING
Can you graph a coincident relation?
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Figure 3-8 Percentage Deviations from Trend in Real GDP (colored line) and the Index of Leading Economic Indicators (black line) for the Period 1959-1999
Index is a Weighted Average of Macro Variables
Index is a Weighted Average of Macro Variables
Useful for ForecastingUseful for Forecasting
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Key Variables and Empirical RegularitiesBusiness Cycle Facts
For each variable, study its properties: Procyclical, countercyclical or acyclical. Leading or lagging. More or less variable relative to real GDP.
Variables of interest:C, I, P, Ms and E.
P: Implicit Price Deflator
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Figure 3-9 Percentage Deviations from Trend in Real Consumption (black line) and Real GDP (colored line)
Consumption is less variable than real GDP
Consumption is less variable than real GDP
Any macro model must produce: Consumption is smoother than GDP
Any macro model must produce: Consumption is smoother than GDP
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Figure 3-10 Percentage Deviations from Trend in Real Investment (black line) and Real GDP (colored line)
Which one is more Volatile?Which one is more Volatile?
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Figure 3-11 Scatter Plot for the Percentage Deviations from Trend in the Price Level (the Implicit GDP Price
Deflator) and Real GDP
Reverse Phillips CurveReverse Phillips Curve
ρ(P,Y) = - 0.29
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Figure 3-12 Price Level and GDP
Countercyclical, coincident, less variableCountercyclical, coincident, less variable
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Figure 3-13 Percentage Deviations from Trend in the Money Supply (black line) and Real GDP (colored line) for the Period 1947-1999
Procyclical until 1980, leading, less variableProcyclical until 1980, leading, less variable
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Figure 3-14 Percentage Deviations from Trend in Employment (black line) and Real GDP (colored line)
Procyclical, lagging, less variableProcyclical, lagging, less variable
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Table 3-1 Cyclicality and Volatility
Cyclicality Volatility
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Table 3-2 Empirical Regularities
Empirical Regularities (Stylized Facts)
Can you propose a model that generates these facts?
Behavior is Crucial to discriminate between different theories in Chapters 10 and 11
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ASSIGNMENT III
Consider the following data, which are observations on x and y over several periods of time:
a) Construct a scatter plot of y against x. (Hint: similar to Slides 6 and 12) Is y pro-, or counter-cyclical with respect to x?
b) Graph the time series of x and y (on the same graph). (Hint: Similar to Slide 5) Is y a leading, lagging, or coincident variable with respect to x?
Period X Y
1 100 500
2 200 500
3 200 1000
4 100 1000
5 50 500
6 50 250
7 100 250