us_recessions: US business us_recessions.
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us_recessions R Documentation
US business us_recessions.
Description
A dataset containing the US business cycle expansions and contractions from 1857 forward
Usage
us_recessions
Format
A data frame where each row represents the and 5 variables:
- peak
date economic activity peaked
- trough
date economic activity reached its lowest point
Details
The NBER’s Business Cycle Dating Committee maintains a chronology
of US business us_recessions. The chronology identifies the dates of peak and
trough months in economic activity. The peak is the month in which a
variety of economic indicators reach their highest level, followed by
a significant decline in economic activity. Similarly, a month is
designated as a trough when economic activity reaches a low point and
begins to rise again for a sustained period.
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US business us_recessions.
Description
A dataset containing the US business cycle expansions and contractions from 1857 forward
Usage
us_recessions
Format
A data frame where each row represents the and 5 variables:
- peak
date economic activity peaked
- trough
date economic activity reached its lowest point
Details
The NBER’s Business Cycle Dating Committee maintains a chronology of US business us_recessions. The chronology identifies the dates of peak and trough months in economic activity. The peak is the month in which a variety of economic indicators reach their highest level, followed by a significant decline in economic activity. Similarly, a month is designated as a trough when economic activity reaches a low point and begins to rise again for a sustained period.
Source
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