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24 votes
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With Novo Nordisk, Denmark wants to avoid the Nokia trap
14 votes -
What US recession? It's a summer of splurging, profits and girl power
19 votes -
US GDP grew at a 2.4% pace in the second quarter, topping expectations despite recession calls
31 votes -
The Eurozone slipped into a mild recession early in the year
12 votes -
US economy is in a 'freight recession,' with China trade decline continuing
7 votes -
US grew 2.9% in third quarter, GDP shows, and there’s little sign of recession for now
8 votes -
How does one "deal" with a recession?
From the position of an individual. Are there any financial strategies? Lifestyle choices? Whatever helps stay on top as much as possible. Usually I just let it wash over because I have no idea.
22 votes -
Monetary policy, inflation outlook, and recession probabilities
3 votes -
The stock market kinda wants a recession
10 votes -
Coinbase to lay off 18% of staff (1,110 people) because the company grew too quickly and a potential recession "could lead to another crypto winter"
17 votes -
(Don't fear) the yield curve, reprise
5 votes -
When capitalists go on strike
5 votes -
The Fed is really running out of firepower
20 votes -
Harvard’s Chetty finds economic carnage for the poorest in the wealthiest ZIP codes
8 votes -
How the gig economy screwed over millenials
9 votes -
Doesn’t feel like a recession? You should be paying more in taxes
12 votes -
The recession is over for the rich, but the working class is far from recovered
7 votes -
Millennials slammed by second financial crisis fall even further behind
15 votes -
Second-quarter US GDP plunged by worst-ever 32.9% amid virus-induced shutdown
28 votes -
New mortgage delinquencies in the United States hit a record in April, well above anything seen during the Great Recession
9 votes -
What economists fear most during this recovery
8 votes -
America’s only public bank, the Bank of North Dakota, is number one in saving small businesses
10 votes -
After the crisis, big business could get even bigger: the pandemic and its response thus far are perfectly designed to concentrate corporate power--but we don’t have to accept that
6 votes -
What will it take to prevent a new Great Depression in the USA? Around $10,000,000,000,000 (ten trillion dollars)
9 votes -
The lessons of the Great Depression
8 votes -
Amazon eliminates pay raises for workers as COVID-19 toll mounts
5 votes -
What happens in a recession and is it inevitable?
3 votes -
Oil plunges below $5 with traders fleeing expiring contract
21 votes -
Millennials are now the new lost generation
37 votes -
America's largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, prepares for a massive round of defaults
7 votes -
US President Donald Trump has signed a $2,000,000,000,000 stimulus bill, along with many other leaders in their respective nations
This thread is a follow-up to the oil prices thread we had less than a month ago. Australia has signed a stimulus package So has the US (title) (link) And Canada And Brazil (in portuguese) So how...
This thread is a follow-up to the oil prices thread we had less than a month ago.
Australia has signed a stimulus package
So has the US (title) (link)
And Brazil (in portuguese)
So how are we feeling about this? Will the packages do their jobs and bandage the economy together until we stop the virus, are we headed towards a new great recession/depression, is this the nail in the coffin for the US as a political power (China has the virus under control in their nation and they're selling/giving out tons of masks so if the US economy is nuked and the Chinese only feel the trade effects then they can further empower themselves)
9 votes -
The new US stimulus bill is massive, but it might not be enough
10 votes -
Denmark’s idea could help the world avoid a great depression
10 votes -
White House pushes for quick, direct payments to Americans in response to coronavirus
12 votes -
Federal Reserve cuts rates to zero and launches massive $700 billion quantitative easing program
22 votes -
Oil prices just fell 31% (and counting) with single biggest drop since Gulf War
How are we feeling about all this? There is going to be anxiety over the next few days (weeks..months....years?) so let's talk about it. 10yr Treasury Bonds are at their lowest ever, futures...
How are we feeling about all this? There is going to be anxiety over the next few days (weeks..months....years?) so let's talk about it.
10yr Treasury Bonds are at their lowest ever, futures market are down ~10%, and cryptocurrencies have lost billions.
How are you feeling?
23 votes -
Traders are flying blind in S&P Futures after CME limits are hit
7 votes -
‘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 -
How big tech is dragging us towards the next financial crash
8 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
3 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