This book explores the existence of regular causes and effects driving economic cycles. The author offers an in-depth analysis revealing that economic cycles often arise due to predictable natural causes, such as weather patterns, which in turn affect agricultural yields, which in turn drive the prices of raw materials and finished goods. While the book focuses on economic cycles in the United States, it draws on a wide range of disciplines, from economics and meteorology to astronomy and solar physics. The author presents a comprehensive theory of economic cycles, offering a rational, rather than an empirical, basis for understanding these fluctuations. The author concludes that economic cycles have underlying, predictable causes, potentially allowing for forecasting and control of economic changes in the interest of the social good.
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