handelscyklusser
Handelscyklusser, also known as business cycles, are fluctuations in economic activity that occur over a period of time. These cycles are characterized by periods of expansion and contraction in the economy, which can be observed in various economic indicators such as GDP, employment, and industrial production. The most widely recognized model of business cycles is the Kitchin cycle, which consists of four phases: prosperity, depression, recovery, and boom.
During the prosperity phase, the economy is growing rapidly, with increased consumer spending and business investment.
Following the depression phase, the economy enters the recovery phase, where economic activity begins to improve.
Business cycles are influenced by various factors, including monetary policy, fiscal policy, technological changes, and global