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    Topic: Business Cycles

    Barro, Robert, Modern Business Cycle Theory

    Bordo, Michael, Claudia Goldin and Eugene White, (eds.), The Defining Moment: The Great Depression and the American Economy in the 20th Century

    Burns, Arthur, and Mitchell, Wesley C., Measuring Business Cycles

    Chandler, Lester, America's Greatest Depression, 1929-1941

    Friedman, Milton & Anna Schwartz, A Monetary History of the United States

    Haberler, Gottfried, Prosperity and Depression

    Hayek, Friedrich, Monetary Theory and the Trade Cycle

    Kuznets, Simon, Economic change; selected essays in business cycles, national income, and economic growth

    Mackay, Charles, Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds

      Brief Review

    Lucas, Robert, Studies in Business Cycle Theory

    Lucas, Robert, Models of Business Cycles

    Mitchell, Wesley C., Business Cycles: The Problem and its Setting

    Mitchell, Wesley C., What Happens During Business Cycles

    Mitchell, Wesley C., Business Cycles and Their Causes

    Robertson, D. H., Industrial Fluctuations

    Vedder, Richard and Lowell Gallaway, Out of Work: Unemployment and Government in the Twentieth Century

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