Great commodities depression
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The Great Commodities Depression is a term used in economic history to describe the protracted declines in the prices of raw materials roughly from 1982–1998. The analysis of this period is based on the work of Robert Solow and is rooted in macroeconomic theories of trade including the Mundell-Fleming model.
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