cyclicality
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8.0
- noun
- /ˌsaɪklɪˈkæləti/
- Specialized
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ciclicidad
- The cyclicality of consumer spending often influences economic forecasts and business strategies.
We talked about the cyclicality of our industry a little bit.
- We talked about the cyclicality of our industry a little bit.
- The cyclical trend, the cyclicality is the ebb and flow within it.
Examples
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Importantly, we are able to rule out the possibility that the cyclicality might be mostly due to learning by the party in municipal office over the course of its term: the cycles are present even when the party in office does not change.
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I may get to Konczal later, but the discussion of the cyclicality of trading/investment banking profits and the Stoller charts rebut Konczal's position that Dodd-Frank is significant.
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We talked about the cyclicality of our industry a little bit.
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The price cyclicality can be seen from this table.
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Are benefit costs increasingly driving the cyclicality of employment?
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Note that the profile of sales volume shows cyclicality with respect to product launches.
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Cyclicality is a part of the game in adland, but parting ways with a client after just a matter of months is rare.
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I find that the benefit costs' rising trend, cyclicality, and interactions with financial conditions have contributed significantly to the observed slow employment growth following the three most recent recessions in the U.S.
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Now that these former stand-alone businesses are mingled in with the broader "banking" industry, which includes the more stable retail banking and asset management businesses, the extreme cyclicality of the trading engine has been missed in the analysis of industry dynamics by casual observers.
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Abstract: I document (1) the slow rebound in U.S. aggregate employment following recent recessions, despite recoveries in output, as well as (2) a rising trend in per worker benefit costs, the cyclicality of those costs, and a positive correlation of the cyclical benefit costs with employment growth cycles.
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Synonyms
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7.6
A regular pattern when something happens again at set times
A repeated pattern that happens at regular times
Antonyms
How Cyclical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cyclicality comes from the simple word cycle, which comes from an old word meaning 'circle'. Imagine a wheel or a bicycle wheel that turns again and again. That image explains why cyclicality means the tendency of things to happen again and again in a pattern, like the regular ups and downs in an economy.