In the context of business cycle diagnosis, the empirically proven fact that, in principle (as a rule, i.e.: there are exceptions), the weaker the GDP growth in the preceding periods, the stronger the economic recovery. – See contagion effects, anticyclicality, apple harvest closing, bear market, cyclical, business cycle, periptosis, procyclicality, spider web model, cyclicality. – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin, July 2014, p. 57 (explaining the rebound effect; situational conditionality; references; overviews).
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