Catastrophe cycles describe recurring patterns of large-scale disruptions, such as financial crashes or natural disasters, followed by recovery phases. Used by economists and risk analysts, they model systemic vulnerabilities to predict tipping points. Businesses, insurers, and policymakers benefit by preparing for shocks, allocating resources efficiently, and building resilience against future crises.
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