Definition of procyclical in English:

procyclical

adjective prəʊˈsɪklɪk(ə)lprəʊˈsʌɪklɪk(ə)l

Economics

Consistent with or tending to magnify the fluctuations in an economic cycle.
countries that were able to adopt less procyclical macroeconomic policies were less affected by the recent crisis
Example sentencesExamples
- It failed to prevent or deal with financial crises in emerging markets because of its aggressively procyclical conditionalities.
- The negative relationship in the models they review arises from procyclical movements in real interest rates and in inflation.
- I would argue that the policies that were most procyclical in recent years were housing finance policies.
- They use deceptively intuitive procyclical arguments to line their own pockets.
- The wages of job stayers, and even of those who remain in the same job with the same employer, are still mildly procyclical.

Definition of procyclical in US English:

procyclical

adjective

Economics

Consistent with or tending to magnify the fluctuations in an economic cycle.
countries that were able to adopt less procyclical macroeconomic policies were less affected by the recent crisis
Example sentencesExamples
- They use deceptively intuitive procyclical arguments to line their own pockets.
- I would argue that the policies that were most procyclical in recent years were housing finance policies.
- The wages of job stayers, and even of those who remain in the same job with the same employer, are still mildly procyclical.
- It failed to prevent or deal with financial crises in emerging markets because of its aggressively procyclical conditionalities.
- The negative relationship in the models they review arises from procyclical movements in real interest rates and in inflation.

单词	procyclical
释义	Definition of procyclical in English: procyclical adjective prəʊˈsɪklɪk(ə)lprəʊˈsʌɪklɪk(ə)l Economics Consistent with or tending to magnify the fluctuations in an economic cycle. countries that were able to adopt less procyclical macroeconomic policies were less affected by the recent crisis Example sentencesExamples It failed to prevent or deal with financial crises in emerging markets because of its aggressively procyclical conditionalities. The negative relationship in the models they review arises from procyclical movements in real interest rates and in inflation. I would argue that the policies that were most procyclical in recent years were housing finance policies. They use deceptively intuitive procyclical arguments to line their own pockets. The wages of job stayers, and even of those who remain in the same job with the same employer, are still mildly procyclical. Definition of procyclical in US English: procyclical adjective Economics Consistent with or tending to magnify the fluctuations in an economic cycle. countries that were able to adopt less procyclical macroeconomic policies were less affected by the recent crisis Example sentencesExamples They use deceptively intuitive procyclical arguments to line their own pockets. I would argue that the policies that were most procyclical in recent years were housing finance policies. The wages of job stayers, and even of those who remain in the same job with the same employer, are still mildly procyclical. It failed to prevent or deal with financial crises in emerging markets because of its aggressively procyclical conditionalities. The negative relationship in the models they review arises from procyclical movements in real interest rates and in inflation.
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