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Long Waves of Economic Cycles

Listed in GESIS Data Archive and CESSDA Data Catalogue — shown once because both records carry DOI 10.4232/1.8269

Using the term ‘long-termed waves of economic cycles’ it was attempted to estimate the economical development trends of the next decades, while having regard to economical aspects.

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Already at the beginning of the 20th Century it was attempted to demonstrate the existence of economic cycles of a time period of 47 to 60 years by analysing commodity prices, wage levels, interest rate development, etc. The Phenomenon of long-termed economic cycles was recovered and described by the Russian scientist Nikolai Kondratieff.

Kondratieff asks whether he has proved the existence of long waves in a satisfying manner, and if his statistical examinations and their resulting conclusions with regard to long-term cycles justify the use of the term “long waves”. Hereby, he explains, “long waves” meant “that the movement follows a distinct course which could be characterised as ‘waved line’. Furthermore, it can be said that this is not an accidental, but a definitely determined course ...´ (Jöhr, W.A., 1953: Fluctuations of the Economic Cycle [“Die Konjunkturschwankungen”].

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Tübingen/Zürich, p. 51). Kondratieff explains the named long waves by the occurence of technological progress, wars and revolutions, the involvement of new countries into the global economy, and the enhancement of gold production. Topics: Data tables in ZA-Database HISTAT: - Coal production and consumption of coal in tons per 1,000 inhabitants (1827-1917) - Crude iron and lead production in England in tons per 1,000 inhabitants (1840-1920) - English nominal wages in gold, index 1892=100 (1789-1913) - Overall sales in the foreign trade of France in francs (1827-1913) - Highest market price of fixed-interest securities in different countries (1814-1922) - Index figures of commodity prices, in gold, in different countries (1780-1922) - Index figures of commodity prices, in paper currency, in different countries (1800-1922).

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concepts[field].local:field:humanitiesmapping · gesis org data servicesconnector:gesis_org_data_services@1.0.0
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publication_datesource · datacatalogue cessda euconnector:datacatalogue_cessda_eu@1.0.0
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