A 2006 book by Ian Bremmer titled after aconcept with this name argues that it is produced by the initially destabilizing effects of countries becomingmore open.
An article by Thomas M. Selden applies a concept with this name to pollution abatement efforts withinBruce Forster's model of neoclassical environmental growth. A 2006 book by Ian Bremmer titled after aconcept with this name argues that it is produced by the initially destabilizing effects of countries becomingmore open. A theory titled for this concept argues that revolutions occur as a result of frustratedexpectations following extended periods of economic growth, and was articulated in a 1962 article by JamesDavies. Andrew Rose and Janet Yellen rejected the existence of an economic theory titled for this concept,which describes a short-term move toward (*) current account deficit after a nominal depreciation, which isfollowed by a long-term move toward current account surplus. For 10 points, name this common curve shape,often used to describe scenarios in which a small initial rise or fall is followed by a long-term move in theopposite direction.
An article by Thomas M. Selden applies a concept with this name to pollution abatement efforts withinBruce Forster's model of neoclassical environmental growth.
J-curve [accept just J after the word "curve"]