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7 votes
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‘Now is the time’: A Federal Reserve official urges Congress to plan for recessions
7 votes -
Dr. Michael Hudson: Economic lessons (from 2008) for 2020
3 votes -
For the first time in US history, a decade will pass without the country falling into a recession
13 votes -
Do you think a recession is likely within the next 15 years? If so, what/who will cause it and why?
I am not even remotely knowledgeable about economics and stocks so if any logic in this is flawed, please tell me why. If it happens (which seems likely but not a given) I think the most likely...
I am not even remotely knowledgeable about economics and stocks so if any logic in this is flawed, please tell me why.
If it happens (which seems likely but not a given) I think the most likely offenders would probably be companies like Uber and WeWork because they kept going with their current practices (mainly unsustainable and sometimes still unprofitable) to the point where venture capitalists decide it's too risky an investment to make and the stocks eventually crash in these companies and the whole market soon follows.
20 votes -
The next recession will destroy millennials
24 votes -
Sweden economists call for green fiscal policy to stop recession
6 votes -
Sweden delivers neutral fiscal policy as recession fears grow
4 votes -
Shadow banks are back with another big bad credit bubble
11 votes -
Australian economic growth slows, enters per capita recession
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Not many people seem concerned with a probable recession, how come?
We are due for one anyway (11 years since the last one) yet I feel like the general sentiment is that the recent market drops are simply a temporary dip despite huge economic, political and...
We are due for one anyway (11 years since the last one) yet I feel like the general sentiment is that the recent market drops are simply a temporary dip despite huge economic, political and geopolitical risks. What am I missing? Why isn't there more coverage about this? Am I looking in the wrong places?
21 votes -
The bottom ninety percent are still poorer than they were in 2007
10 votes -
The bottom ninety percent are still poorer than they were in 2007
23 votes -
We're measuring the economy all wrong
12 votes -
How to invest for the next recession
4 votes