The Kitchin Cycle, or inventory cycle, is a short-term economic fluctuation of about 3–5 years driven by shifts in business inventories. Analysts use it to time production and stock decisions, while investors and policymakers anticipate demand changes. Manufacturers, retailers, and economists benefit most from tracking it.
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