THE SEASONAL CYCLE AND THE BUSINESS-CYCLE

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[1] BALL L, 1987, NBER2476 WORK PAP

[2] BARRO RJ, 1987, MACROECONOMICS

[3] BARSKY RB, 1988, NBER2688 WORK PAP

[4] A NOTE ON OVERDIFFERENCING AND THE EQUIVALENCE OF SEASONAL TIME-SERIES MODELS WITH MONTHLY MEANS AND MODELS WITH (0, 1, 1)12 SEASONAL PARTS WHEN THETA = 1 [J]. JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & ECONOMIC STATISTICS, 1987, 5 (03) : 383 - 387

[5] BILS M, 1987, CYCLICAL PRICING DUR

[6] CAN THE PRODUCTION SMOOTHING MODEL OF INVENTORY BEHAVIOR BE SAVED [J]. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, 1986, 101 (03) : 431 - 453

[7] Burns A. F., 1946, MEASURING BUSINESS C

[8] BURSK JP, 1931, SEASONAL VARIATIONS

[9] ARE OUTPUT FLUCTUATIONS TRANSITORY [J]. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, 1987, 102 (04) : 857 - 880

[10] CLARK PK, 1986, 875 STANF U GRAD SCH