Economic cycles plot

[miharbi]

Hi, dears
I want to plot the curve of economic cycles as shown below. I'm looking for an R or Python code that does this.
Best

[jrkrideau]

There are probably a half-dozen or more ways to do this. Can you supply us with whatever code you have and some sample data?

Have a look at

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[miharbi]

Thank you @jrkrideau for your reply.
In fact, there is no data. It's just an educational illustration.
I only need an economic cycle with its stages. Perhaps a sinusoidal function is sufficient for this.

[nirgrahamuk]

myfunc <- function(x) sin(x)*100+5*x

(df <- data.frame(x=150:300/10,
                 y=myfunc(150:300/10))) 

min2 <- optimise(myfunc,c(20,25))


ggplot(df) +
  aes(x=x,
      y=y) +
  geom_point() +
  annotate("segment", 
           x = min2$minimum - 2,
           xend = min2$minimum,
           y = min2$objective-1,
           yend = min2$objective, 
           colour = "red",
           size=1, 
           arrow=arrow())    +
    geom_text(data=data.frame(x=min2$minimum - 2.5,
                              y=min2$objective - 5),
               label = "minimum")

[miharbi]

Thanks @nirgrahamuk
This is enough for me