trade cycle
noun[C]
ECONOMICS,FINANCEukus→business cycle
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trade cycle
She published several works in national economics, her speciality being credit andtradecycleproblems.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The 3 % ceiling on budget deficit should not be interpreted short-sightedly but in the context of the wholetradecycle.
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It affects the legaltradecycleand public administration.
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The only comparable measure would be that for the same stage in the previoustradecycle.
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It is desirable that the industry should not suffer from thetradecyclewhich it has experienced in the past.
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But there is a fourth approach—spend, spend, spend, regardless of the state of thetradecycleand of the effect on the economy.
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We are still learning a great deal about thetradecycleand how to ride it.
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Thirdly, when making these bilateral agreements, a new technique must be worked out to suit the new phase of thetradecycle.
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We all are subject to thetradecycle.
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That is what always happens with thetradecycle.
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