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Description of the Model
Ian Boyd,John M. Blatt +1 more
- pp 71-91
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This model represents the view of the essential causation of the business cycle and shows some typical simulations of this model.Abstract:
In this chapter we will complete the description of our model, and exhibit some typical simulations. This model represents our view of the essential causation of the business cycle.read more
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Tectonic uplift and climate change
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