Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

konjunkturcykel

English translation:

business cycle (phase)

Added to glossary by Charlesp
Apr 26, 2006 09:46
18 yrs ago
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Swedish term

konjunkturcykel

Swedish to English Bus/Financial Economics
Would you think that’konjunkturcykel’, (ordinarly translated as ‘business cycle’), could be translated to “market fluctuations” ?
Proposed translations (English)
5 business cycle
4 (nn-)cycle

Discussion

Sven Petersson Apr 26, 2006:
konjunkturläge > business cycle phase
NOT "fluctuations"!!!
Please read my answer!
Charlesp (asker) Apr 26, 2006:
konjunkturlägen Related to this, then could konjunkturläge (usually translated to ‘state of the market’) be referring to market fluctuations (within a particular industry or a particular product), or can it only be referring to the general economic situation?
Charlesp (asker) Apr 26, 2006:
Yes, that is right.
I was wondering however if it might be used to refer to something more industry specific, rather than the economic situation in general.

The context would be that a company takes measures to protect itself in all konjunkturcykel.
Karen Goulding Apr 26, 2006:
My initial feeling is that "konjunktur" refers to something more global than the market. Can you give us some context?

Proposed translations

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business cycle

No, "fluctuations" are, per definition, not cyclic, but random.

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Note added at 39 mins (2006-04-26 10:26:02 GMT)
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The aurora and the price of gold.

There are indeed many kinds of cycles.

During the Sovjet era with its 5-year plans the price of gold had a delayed aurora (northern lights) dependent component. The Soviet gran harvest was influenced by sun storms and when the harvest failed the russians sold gold to buy grain. These gigantic cyclic sales caused a cyclic depressions of the gold price. The man who discovered it retired very wealthy.

If we are to get more specific than "business cycle", you will have to supply much more contextual information.
Note from asker:
Thanks! and special thanks for the explanation, of why not.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Got it! and thanks again!"
22 mins

(nn-)cycle

Economic cycle, trade cycle, business cycle, there are more, just not bi-cycle
Note from asker:
thanks! - and funny too - but I promise not to re-cycle it.
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