INDUSTRIAL INDICATORS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE V4 COUNTRIES BUSINESS CYCLES

Industrial indicators can be a useful alternative in measuring business cycles evolution instead of GDP in the V4 countries. The most popular among these alternative indicators is the index of industrial production used by the OECD. But this indicator does not fit all the countries in the world. For...

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