MEDIUM- AND LARGE- TERM ECONOMIC CYCLES: AN ANALYSIS OF INTERCONNECTION

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MEDIUM- AND LARGE- TERM ECONOMIC CYCLES: AN ANALYSIS OF INTERCONNECTION Leonid Grinin Russian Academy of Sciences

Medium-term or Business Cycles Medium-term or business cycles are the most known types of economic cycles. Their length is 7 11 years. The key feature: A fast economic growth (sometimes boom) is sharply changed by a collapse and a recession. The main causes of crises and recessions are the overcredit and overinvestment.

Clément Juglar 1819 1905

The Model of a Juglar Cycle Upswing/Prosperity Phase Crisis Recovery Phase Recession Phase Depression/Stagnation Phase

Nikolay Kondratieff 1892 1938

Kondratieff Waves In the 1920s the Russian economist Nikolay D. Kondratieff showed that in the long-term dynamics (about half a century) there is a certain cyclical regularity. The upswing phases are followed by the downswing phases. Those long cycles are called Kondratieff waves or K-waves.

The Number of Kondratieff Waves Now most researchers define five Kondratieff waves, starting from the end of the 1780s. The fifth wave is still in progress. The sixth wave is forecasted in 2020 2070 with leading sector consisting of biotechnologies, nanotechnologies, medicine, new information and cognitive technologies.

Table. 1. Kondratieff Waves and Their Phases No K-Wave I II III IV V K-Wave Phase Date of the Beginning Date of the End A: upswing The end of 1780s the early 1790s. 1810 1817 B: downswing 1810 1817 1844 1851 A: upswing 1844 1851 1870 1875 B: downswing 1870 1875 1890 1896 A: upswing 1890 1896 1914 1928 B: downswing 1914 1928/29 1939 1947 A: upswing 1939 1947 1968 1974 B: downswing 1968 1974 1984 1991 A: upswing 1984 1991 2006 2008 B: downswing 2006 2008 2020-s?

Explanations of K-Waves Monetary theories. The dynamics of capital investments. The dynamics of innovations. Cycles of military activity. Alterations of business generations. Class struggle. Connection with the cycles of hegemony. However, neither of these explanations appears to be completely satisfactory or universally accepted.

Table. 2.K-Waves and technological styles Wave Date New Technological System The first wave 1780s 1840s of textile industry The second wave 1840s 1890s of railways, coal and steel The third wave 1890s 1940s of electricity, chemistry and heavy engineering industry The fourth wave 1940s the early 1980s The fifth wave 1980s ~2020s of automobile, artificial material, electronics of microelectronics, personal computers The sixth wave ~ 2020 2070 biotechnologies, nanotechnologies, medicine, new information and cognitive technologies

The Connection between K-Waves and Juglar Cycles There is only one factor which can really determine stable duration of Kondratieff waves and their phases. This factor is Juglar cycles. The relatively regular periodicity of the K-waves phases is determined by the relatively stable duration of J-cycles, whose ternary chain-clusters are 20 30 years in length.

Clusters of Juglar Cycles and Stable Duration of K-waves and Their Phases K-Waves 40 60 years Upswing A-Phase (20 30 years) Upswing A-Phase (20 30 years) A Cluster (21-33 years) 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle B Cluster (21-33 years) 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle

Two Types of Juglar Cycles During the upswing phases Juglar cycles are characterized by stronger rises and less significant depressions. During the downswing phases they, on the contrary, are characterized by weak rises and lengthy depressions. Thus, there are two types of Juglar cycles chains that have peculiar features of upswings and downswings.

Two Types of Juglar Cycles The duration and relative regularity of K-waves phases is determined by the character of the adjacent chains, or clusters, of Juglar cycles. Cluster A is a chain of several upswing Juglar cycles characterized by strong rises and less significant depressions. Cluster B is a chain of several downswing Juglar cycles characterized by weak rises and lengthy depressions.

Examples of the Connection between K- Waves and Juglar Cycles The most common timing of Kondratieff waves with their phases and the generally accepted timings of Juglar cycles. The change of fundamental innovations can occur in no other way but through mediumcycles, including their booms, crises and depressions phases. The correlation between the duration extremes of K-waves (40 60 years) and those of Juglar cycles (7 11) are very close: 7: 11 = 0, 64 ~ 40: 60 = 0,66

Clusters of Juglar Cycles and Stable Duration of K-waves and Their Phases K-Waves 40 60 years Upswing A-Phase (20 30 years) Upswing A-Phase (20 30 years) A Cluster (21-33 years) 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle B Cluster (21-33 years) 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle 7 11 years cycle

Multiple Proportion of K-Waves Phases to Juglar Cycles Whatever duration of phases, we can see multiple proportion of K-waves phases to Juglar cycles. It proves the deep connection between Juglar cycles and K-waves. We can measure the length of the K-waves and phases in juglars. The number of juglars in different waves and phases fluctuates from 4 to 6 and from 2 to 4, respectively.

Diagram 1. The Length of A- and B-Phases of K-Waves in years

Diagram 2. The Length of A- and B-Phases of K-Waves in juglars

The Logic of the Connection between K- Waves and Juglar Cycles It is just the character of Juglar cycles cluster that to a considerable degree defines the character of the K-wave phase. In this respect it is worth emphasizing that: Juglar cycles are more empirically observable than the K-waves; the factors forming Juglar cycles are also more clearly determined and described; crises as a phase of a cycle are attributes of only medium-term cycles but no long one.

The Logic of the Connection between K- Waves and Juglar Cycles There is a negative feedback loop between the upswing and downswing trends, that is reinforced by every new medium-term cycle. The rise in prices and profit rate, as well as a strong demand together lead to the expansion of production. Falling profit rate, decreasing growth rate cause the reduction of investments and search for new innovative solutions.

K-Waves and Generations Alteration There is a theory explaining K-dynamics by generations alteration. Its weak point is that the change of generations is not a one-stage process. However, the factor of generation alteration can be connected with Juglar cycles. 7 11 years is an adequate period to renew significantly the generation of businessmen. Within three medium-term cycles the business generation and typical business practices are almost entirely renewed.

The Logic of the Connection between K- Waves and Juglar Cycles During the K-wave s upswing A-phase a rapid expansion of economy inevitably leads a society to the necessity of changes. But the opportunities for a society to change lag behind the demands of economy. That is why the development inevitably changes into B-phases, during which the crisis and depressive phenomena impel deep transformations.

World-System Scale Our model shows that to understand the nature of Kondratieff waves it is necessary to examine their functioning not at the level of a separate state, but, first of all, at the worldsystem level. The world-system scale allow: reinforcing the positive feedback loops for a long period; restraining the appearance of negative feedback loops.

Positive Feedback Loops Positive feedback loops arise during A-phase due to the acceleration of modernization within the World-System in whole; during B-phase due to the complexity of the search for the anti-crisis measures and the time needed for a social innovation introduced in a certain society to be adopted by the other societies.

Scheme 1. Connections between Juglar Cycles and K-Wave (Ternary B-Cluster) The Beginning of a New Wave of the World System Modernization Change of the Trends, the Beginning of Depressive Phenomena Aggravation of Structural Problems The Peak of the Word System Modernization А2 + + А1 + III J-cycle (A) II J-cycle (A) The Beginning of the Rise in the Leading Country I J-cycle (A) + А 3 В 0 А0 I J-cycle (В) II J-cycle (В) III J-cycle (В) В3 + Serious Crises + Depressive Phenomena in the World System В 1 + + В2 Change of the Trend, Start of the Rise Aggravation of Depressive Phenomena in the World System Finding of Effective Anticrisis Measures

Scheme 2. Connections between Juglar Cycles and K-Wave (Binomial B-Cluster) Change of thetrends, the Beginning of Depressive Phenomena Aggravation of Structural Problems The Peak of the Word System Modernization А 2 + + + III J-cycle (A) II J-cycle (A) А 3 В 0 I J-cycle (В) II J-cycle (В) Serious Crises Depressive Phenomena in the World System В 1 The Beginning of a New Wave of the World System Modernization А 1 I J-cycle (A) + Finding of Effective Anti-crisis Measures The Beginning of the Rise in the Leading Country А 0 В 2 Change of the Trend, Start of the Rise

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