The mysterious and relatively less predictable cyclical fluctuations are known as ‘Business Cycle’ – one of the blackist in many black boxes in Economics. The patterns and ordering of the cyclical effects may vary for different economies. They depend on the socio-economic and political structure of the countries. The corporate arrangements, ownership structures, cash flows and employment are always affected in the recessions. The industrial and financial institutions – particularly, insurance companies, banks and securities firms - should always plan for their business with consideration of the patterns of business cycles.
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2004 Publication status: Published in Conference Proceedings, The Clute Institute of Economics and Business Research, Hawai 2005.1(2005): pp. 1-13 Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:426
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