The Business-Cycle History of the Past Thirty Years Through the Lens of Aggregate Demand: Four Components of Multiplier-Driving Spending

As Paul Krugman says at every opportunity, if you knew nothing of macro after 1975���if you were just armed with sticky-price IS-LM���you would have done an excellent job at understanding the U.S. economy since 2008. I want to point out that this holds true for more than the past ten years: this holds true for the past thirty years as well:





Business Investment, Residential Construction, Government Purchases, Exports

All as Shares of Nominal Potential GDP

All as Percentage-Point Deviations from 2007QI Values...

Four Components of Autonomous Spending



 


Generating a High-Investment High-Productivity Growth Economy: The Clinton-Deficit-Reduction Program

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The Collapse of the Dot-Com Boom

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The Housing Bubble-Led Recovery

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Managing the Collapse of the Housing Bubble

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The Financial Crisis and the Great Recession

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Not-So-Covery Summer

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Drift and Austerity

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Declaring the New Normal to Be Victory

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