It should be noticed that the whole approach is in contradiction to generally accepted views. - Michał Kalecki

It may thus be concluded that in the absence of 'development factors' the system lapses into a stationary state. These factors thus appear to be a prerequisite of a steady growth.

Generally speaking, changes in the prices of finished goods are "cost determined" while changes in the prices of raw materials inclusive of primary foodstuffs are "demand determined".

Thus, even with relatively heavy damping such shocks generate fairly regular cycles.
The result is of considerable importance.