Macroeconomic dynamics in asset and goods markets

April 7, 2026Open Access

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This research examines fluctuations in asset and goods markets, highlighting their implications for economic equilibrium and growth.
Analyzed historical data from Standard & Poor's 500 since 1871.
Derived a forecasting indicator for stock market valuations based on identified cycles.
Conducted an empirical analysis of the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing effects from 2008 to 2022.
Quantified rational bubbles that lead to deviations from long-term stock prices.
Showed that market fluctuations can cause prolonged lower growth rates beyond production potential.
Found that quantitative easing benefited wealthier population percentiles, affecting both liquid and physical assets.

Dissertation analyzes market fluctuations in assets and goods, revealing implications for economic theories.

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Lukas Wiechers (2026) studied this question.

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